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A G Chaudhuri

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Published ones, too many.
But, here's my AUTHONOMY WALL OF FAME instead. Please read these great books and also the ones on my shelf, and feel free to support them generously. :-)

(In no particular order)

Stop the Insanity - David Welch
Touched - Simon Cairnes
See-Saw - Dave Hill
The World is Not a Cold Dead place - Nathan O'Hagan
Onset - E L Russel
Their Spirits, My Demons - John Ormond
Bot - Eponymous Rox
The Eighth Day - Graham Lench
Moral Power - Mary E. Caruana
Mute - Brian Bandell
Printed Words on Empty Pages - Charles Bruno
Bard's Tale - Owen Dorr
Supreme Order - Danielle Hayes
The Lamia - Jim Heter
Ten Minus Ten - Jake Tyrson
They - Rick Carter Squire
Through Green's Eyes - Green H
Rage of Whispers - Joserie A Fabroa
Compass: Journey of the Soul - Penelope V. Yorke
The Kingdom Within - Luke Bramley
The Noodle Trail - Eileen Kardos
The Legend of Dunmurry - Ciaran Fenlon
Mother Knows Best - Peter T. Allen
To Set a Mouse Running - Robert Lawrence
Tangleshock - Steve Games
Bad Men and Bad Odds - Roy Earle
Trapped - Fran Macilvey
Alice - Elizabeth Raine
Reset, Finding God... - Michael York
Tonder - MT Scarlett
Just when I needed to laugh - Sandy Simmonds
Arcane - Carl E Wilde

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Shining Dawn

A. G. Chaudhuri

Sci-fi thriller based in a dystopian alternate reality.
How far would you go to learn the truth ?


An amnesiac physicist.
A clandestine experiment.
An animalistic killer.
A self-proclaimed saviour.
And a gifted child.

Together, they hold the answer to a mystery older than time.

The world is on its last legs.
Civilisation has reached the pinnacle of progress but its foundations have been corroded by a race that is steeped in arrogance, greed and corruption. Amidst impending threats of global ecological catastrophe and warfare over the planet’s limited resources, mankind marches towards an unknown end.

As the world reels on the brink of chaos, a disgraced physicist fights to uncover his forgotten past. But unknown to him, there are powerful forces at work against him. An unexpected incident dumps him on the wrong side of the law, and he suddenly finds himself running for his life. Aided by a shadowy organisation, he embarks on a fact-finding mission and gets pitted against a diabolical and seemingly invincible adversary.

Soon, he realises that his own foggy past may be inextricably linked to the fate of the entire planet, and that his lost memories may also hold the key to a bizarre and terrifying secret...


[Manuscript is complete at under 95,000 words]

 

Hallowed Rock

A. G. Chaudhuri

A sequel to Shining Dawn.
Can faith prevail when reality itself is at stake?


The Earth has entered a new age of geological instability and weather anomalies. Survivors of the ‘Purge’ have been united under a new regime that promises them food, shelter, livelihood and a brighter tomorrow as they strive to rebuild civilization from scratch. But, hope comes at a price. Private ownership and freedom have been abolished in favour of a military state and people’s lives are governed by the Revivalist Church, a faction of new age creationists who worship the Divine Mother and force their faith on the willing and unwilling alike.

Refusing to accept the loss of his father to the Church's utilitarian ways, Ned Connor, a nonconformist and sworn agnostic stumbles upon clues that threaten the very foundation of the new world order. Forced to flee his home from religious persecution, he swears to bring down the oppressive regime and finds allies in a group of outlaws and a fourteen year old psychic girl named Devi.

His quest leads him on the trail of a heinous conspiracy, whose roots lie somewhere on the Hallowed Rock – a mysterious island that’s feared and revered as the earthly abode of the Divine Mother.


 

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CHAMELEON: Deep Well By Ken Martin Clearly the author doesn't care much for the politics of this site or the mad rat race called Editor's Desk. So I'm dropping this comment more as a message hoping that he'll get an email alert and be encouraged to come back to Authonomy. This is undoubtedly o... view book

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Dear Daniel, THE MAKERS was quite a fun read. Having read the opening chapter, I intend to carry on and wish you the very best with its ascent to the ED. It has shades of Ridley Scott's Prometheus, but the Collectors and the cosmic war add a whole new dimension. For overall concept, I'd rate yo... view book

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Dear E. Valerii, Here are my thoughts on WAYWARD. Impactful short pitch and a crisp long pitch; although, you made no mention of the settings and merely left it at ‘kingdom’ and ‘world’, the tag words were useful. Only suggestion would be to remove ‘these’ from before ‘sacrifices’. Why don’t you ... view book

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Dear Elliot, Here are my thoughts on BITTER REVENGE. Well, you can straight away remove the ‘short’ short pitch. It doesn’t serve any real purpose. :-) Instead, replace it with the beautifully written 22 word long pitch (minus the capitals). It gives an idea of what the story is about and I be... view book

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Dear Mark, Thank you for the invitation to read HELL’S SUPER. Your book was referred to me by our mutual friend Gilllian MH some time ago and it has been on my to-read list since then. I’ll let her know that I was finally able to check it out. I was thrown against my seat when the prologue sta... view book

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