Scott Azmus has been a naval officer (Lieutenant Commander, Surface Warfare), deep-ocean navigator, field geologist, bookseller, and advanced-placement physics teacher. His short fiction first appeared in Aboriginal Science Fiction Magazine and Writer’s of the Future, where author Dave Wolverton found his writing “... reminiscent of the fine tales of Ray Bradbury or Zenna Henderson.” When not writing high-stakes, action-packed science fiction, emphasizing appealing characters and imagination, Scott has a passion for beekeeping, public-outreach astronomy and cultural experience via world travel. He and his wife have three grown children and make their home in S.E. Wisconsin with a goldendoodle (Ruffian) and a bernedoodle (Ripley). His characters are clever and fearless and actually live in alternate universes all their own. Amazon Author’s Page: https://www.amazon.com/author/scottazmus
Scott Azmus has been a naval officer (Lieutenant Commander, Surface Warfare), deep-ocean navigator, field geologist, bookseller, and advanced-placement physics teacher. His short fiction first appeared in Aboriginal Science Fiction Magazine and Writer’s of the Future, where author Dave Wolverton found his writing “... reminiscent of the fine tales of Ray Bradbury or Zenna Henderson.” When not writing high-stakes, action-packed science fiction,...
The alien artifact is a perfect cube. Plucked from an asteroid’s shattered crater, it is as clear as a flawless diamond. And yet, upon contact … it whispers plaintive alien voices.
But the crater’s other wreckage is half a million years old. What were those aliens doing in our solar system? To some, the cube is a potential weapon; to others, a...
Intuition. It’s what guides us when all else fails, beckoning us towards choices that shape our fate.
But what if intuition itself becomes a battleground? When a rogue Artificial Intelligence hijacks the mind of a young scientist, it sets off a chain reaction with repercussions leading beyond the edge of our solar system. There, amidst...
It is Friday, September 2nd, 1859. A ginormous Coronal Mass Ejection hurtles toward Earth, threatening cataclysmic destruction.
And yet, you’re a time traveler investigating the “Carrington Event.” So why not whip out your iPhone’s calculator app and toy with the exponents? Hey, doesn’t 16 billion metric tons of charged plasma equal ten ...
