| First, a caveat:
If you recognize yourself in any of my ebooks and aren't happy about it, feel free to send me proposed corrections or deletions, but don't get too upset. I've been unable to contact some of the people and agencies, so I've renamed all of them for legal safety.
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"Write what you know," said somebody.
"But cover your butt when you do it." -- Ed.
An Important Note: I've cleared what I've written through proper channels, so don't come beating on my door until you've verified the Classified/UnClassified status of whatever you think you may have discovered within my scribblings.
���An SF-312 CINA has not been required for any of it since 1996.
���(Coincidentally the year I began writing this stuff.)
���I was very careful. I have no wish to go to prison or to spend my remaining years in courtrooms.
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"At the roots of it all..."
���A huge and controversial factory warehouse in Central South Africa became a space station for "3rd World Products, Book II". The attempted bombing of that warehouse became a large part of this story, in which a Land Rover became an AI-controlled flitter and an M-79 grenade launcher that opened a number of warehouse doors in a hurry became a particle beam device.
���"Dragonfly Run", "Kim", "Field Decision", "Anne", & "Mindy" are mildly fictionalized stories of notable people and events of my experience. Only participants' names and a few other details were changed to avoid lawsuits.
���The "In Service to a Goddess" series is the closest I've come to actually writing total fiction, and even in those stories I leaned heavily on my experiences and some people I've known along the way, as you'll see in the "Notes" sections that accompany those stories.
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"Pray that those with power have common sense
and
pray that those with common sense have power."
* Julia Sugarbaker * |
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