Blaine C. Readler, home

Welcome to my spartan site. No flashy animations or slick graphics, but no ads, either. Actually, the whole site is one sprawling advertisement for me; specifically, for the products of my feverish mind. Most visibly (since they take up most the space) is the proliferating herd of books. Supplementing my first two, Full Arc Press has decided to publish my new novels as a thematic series. Although not related by characters or plots, the stories are all science fiction adventures with sweetening dollops of humor. "Set in present day time, and fueled by everyday heroes with whom the general public can identify, these novels appeal to a mass audience." Their words, not mine. For myself, I'm just writing stories I'd want to read. I guess that means that I have mass audience taste. I always was a fan of Cheers.

On the more practical side, you should absolutely buy a FakeTV if you don't already own one. I'm only going to warn you this once (unless you come back to visit my site later). I don't want to hear about it if you come home from vacation to find half your stuff thrown about the floors, and the other half -- the good half -- missing.

-Blaine

me Backrooms Other cool stops. Quality literary sources not reaching through the screen to grab your wallet. Not many of these left out there. FakeTV

	--- NON-FICTION --- An introductory text. Details, plus downloads of all the example design files here .
	--- FICTION ---
	Aliens come in all shapes and sizes.	THE ALIEN WHO PREFERRED FISH was previously published as "Monsters in the Attic".	True stories are sometimes beyond belief.	THE SHOES OF MOSES was previously published as "The Worth of Smart".
	Evil can be cute.	Playing the role as yourself should be easy. Right?	Nobody promised that the right path is the safe path.	Intelligent design argues that a superior intelligence guided evolution. What if, though, humans are actually a mistake?

	Welcome to BlaineLand, an emporium of useful inventions and mind-boggling stories. Welcome to my spartan site. No flashy animations or slick graphics, but no ads, either. Actually, the whole site is one sprawling advertisement for me; specifically, for the products of my feverish mind. Most visibly (since they take up most the space) is the proliferating herd of books. Supplementing my first two, Full Arc Press has decided to publish my new novels as a thematic series. Although not related by characters or plots, the stories are all science fiction adventures with sweetening dollops of humor. "Set in present day time, and fueled by everyday heroes with whom the general public can identify, these novels appeal to a mass audience." Their words, not mine. For myself, I'm just writing stories I'd want to read. I guess that means that I have mass audience taste. I always was a fan of Cheers. On the more practical side, you should absolutely buy a FakeTV if you don't already own one. I'm only going to warn you this once (unless you come back to visit my site later). I don't want to hear about it if you come home from vacation to find half your stuff thrown about the floors, and the other half -- the good half -- missing. -Blaine

Welcome to BlaineLand, an emporium of useful inventions and mind-boggling stories.