An Author Spotlight to Celebrate National Science Fiction Day

It’s National Science Fiction Day which means science fiction fans around the world will be celebrating all that this incredible genre lets us imagine.

I want to do that by spotlighting science fiction and mystery novelist, Beth Barany.

Beth Barany is an award-winning novelist, writing coach, and podcast host. From her YA Fantasy Henrietta the Dragon Slayer series to the adult fantasy and sci-fi Janey McCallister series which features intrigue, space stations, and slow-burn romance, you are sure to be hooked.

For more about Beth Barany check out her website https://author.bethbarany.com/ and stay updated with her on Twitter and Facebook.

In the How To Write the Future Podcast, Beth shares fiction writing tips, guides writers through any problems they are having with their writing, and features guests from writers, podcasters, and book bloggers.

This brings me to the latest episode where I have guest appeared to share 3 ways listeners can celebrate National Science Fiction Day.

To listen to the latest episode go here: National Science Fiction Day, plus Fiction Writing Tips: World Building Through Action.

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The Janey McCallister Series –

She wanted to make her mark. How hard could it be?

In 2130, at Bijoux de L’Etoile, a high-end casino orbiting Earth, you can get anything you desire.

Newly-hired as an investigator, Janey McCallister wants to solve her first big case—the theft of a priceless gem.

When her case of theft escalates to murder and points to the seedy underbelly of world affairs, Janey has to rely on her new team and trust the mysterious insurance investigator, Orlando Valdez—before a killer escapes into the black.

For more information on the books, click the book covers.

Are you celebrating National Science Fiction Day? What are your favourite Sci-Fi books or movies?

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4 Comments

  1. I didn’t know there was a national science fiction day! I haven’t heard of Beth Barany’s books before, but the Janey McCallister series does sound interesting

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