Written by award winning screenwriter, Kathy Krantz Stewart and Robert G. Pielke, the script is based on Pielke's provocative book, A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM: THE VISITOR, (the first part of a time-travel, alternate-history, double-first-contact trilo
Read MoreThis is the long-awaited book #2 of Robert G Pielke's time-travel, alternate-history, double-first-contact science fiction trilogy - just released by Whiskey Creek Press. (Book #1 is A New Birth of Freedom: The Visitor - Altered Dimensions Press.)
Read MoreNoam Chomsky argues that communication with aliens would be impossible. Stephen Hawking argues that it would be extremely unwise even to try. What if communication was necessary? This question arises with extreme urgency at Gettysburg - July, 1863.
Read MorePielke will read selections from and talk about the 1st book of his SF Trilogy - A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM: THE VISITOR. AND PREVIEW book 2: THE TRANSLATOR due in November from WHISKEY CREEK PRESS. He will also sign copies [available at vendor booths]
Read MoreFor those interested in a bit of information about Robert G Pielke's authoring - and a bit more as well, dip into this interview conducted by Matt Mitrovich for "Alternate History Weekly Update." You may post any questions you might on their website.
Read MoreInterviewer - Dan Sauter: "Pielke talks about his book which investigates rock music from a philosophical perspective. We discuss several of the concepts he uses in this book as well as his science fiction trilogy [A New Birth of Freedom]. (1 hr)
Read MoreFrom its roots in the black and white "under classes" through its clash with the broader culture to its multifaceted incarnation today, rock and roll has fostered and reflected a genuine cultural revolution that has gone on to influence the world.
Read MoreThe San Francisco and Sacramento Book Reviews have given a 5-out-of-5-star review to Robert G. Pielke's alternate-history/time-travel novel. As with most other reviewers and commentators, they eagerly look forward to the second book of the trilogy.
Read MoreThe book is a mixed genre of Alternate History, Time Travel, and Double First Contact. It questions Steven Hawking's belief that contact with aliens would be wrong and Noam Chomsky's belief that it would be impossible. It's also a great read!
Read MoreGary R. Sorkin, the Senior Editor for Pacific Book Review, has reviewed the book. [It's on Amazon and Barns & Noble.]
Robert G Pielke will be signing [and selling] the book FRIDAY June 25 [4-6 pm] at Packing House Wine Merchants in Claremont, CA