Tag Archives: Tom Easton

An update and a few thoughts

The good news first.  Our new storefront is up and functioning wonderfully.  Everyone at NRP has worked hard to make the change-over and to make sure all our customers still have access to the books and short stories they purchased … Continue reading

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Hear ye! Hear ye!

As promised, I’m back with a couple of announcements and other news. I want to start by assuring those of you who have been waiting impatiently for Impaler to come out in print, that your wait will soon be over.  … Continue reading

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More News

This is a busy day here are NRP.  First is the news that Tom Easton’s wonderful sf novel, The Great Flying Saucer Conspiracy, is now available.  As with all our books, it is under $5 AND is DRM free.  It … Continue reading

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The Great Flying Saucer Conspiracy

is now available. Now, to tease you so you will have to check it out, here’s a quick snippet from somewhere in the book. . . Yes, I’m evil.  I know.  Even more, I enjoy it *   *   * Monday … Continue reading

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Don’t forget. . .

that we are currently giving away copies of Born in Blood, Kate Paulk’s prequel to her new novel Impaler, as well as B. Quick, a mystery by C. S. Laurel. Also, don’t forget to check out our latest novels, Nocturnal … Continue reading

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The Great Flying Saucer Conspiracy by Tom Easton

Today’s post is by Tom Easton, author of The Great Flying Saucer Conspiracy (April 2011) and Firefight (August 2011). # # # The Great Flying Saucer Conspiracy began as a back-of-the-envelope calculation in the middle of an evening anthropology class. … Continue reading

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New Schedule Announced

Let me start out by once again thanking everyone who submitted either short stories or novels to us in November.  We received quite a few submissions and it was difficult to choose exactly which ones to sign.  However, our editorial … Continue reading

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