| Timeslingers Contributor(s): Sherer, Jay (Author), Scheck, Nathan (Author) |
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ISBN: 1733839801 ISBN-13: 9781733839808 Publisher: Reclamation Society OUR PRICE: $14.20 Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats Published: July 2019 |
| Additional Information |
| BISAC Categories: - Fiction | Science Fiction - Time Travel - Fiction | Alternative History - Fiction | Fantasy - Historical |
| Physical Information: 0.48" H x 5.5" W x 8.5" (0.59 lbs) 226 pages |
| Descriptions, Reviews, Etc. |
| Publisher Description: A formula stolen. When governments and revolutionaries hold the keys to time, who is safe? The Xi'an Liberation Society (XLS) banks on chaos. They exist to usurp the global Union government's power. Their methods toe the line between rebellion and terrorism...and they have just discovered a top secret Union project. Led by Marcus Kline, the XLS launches a calculated assault on history in order to annihilate the Union's future. The only thing standing in their way is an elite team of time travel operatives: The Union Subdivision. But as the Subdivision attempts to preserve the past, they will reach their breaking point, and the clash of "timeslingers" will resound across centuries. |
Contributor Bio(s): Sherer, Jay: - Jay prefers the title "Chief Storyteller" to "Executive Director," but technically serves as both for the Reclamation Society, the production company behind Timeslingers, Star Wars: Rivals (the fan film), and Death of a Bounty Hunter. He's also a producer for a majority of the Reclamation Society's projects and he directed the Reclamation Society's full-cast audiobook, Death of a Bounty Hunter. When Jay's not writing, producing, or directing, he's one of the hosts of The Story Geeks podcast. In former roles, Jay has experience with tech startups, nonprofit organizations, marketing, and business strategy. He has also co-produced and co-written several short film projects and has had three short film scripts place within the Top 10 of the 168 WOP Screenwriting Competition.Scheck, Nathan: - Nathan serves as the Reclamation Society's Art Director, though does a lot more than that, especially behind the scenes. He edits The Story Geeks podcast and creates most of the Reclamation Society's branding and artwork. In addition to being the primary illustrator and art director for Reclamation Society projects, he's also a co-author on a majority of those projects. In Nathan's former roles, he has served as illustrator, game developer, software engineer, or web director for assorted startups and large nonprofits. He also manages the art blog, albinokraken.com, where one can delve into a myriad of his sketches and art projects. |
