Telpher ~ A Time Travel Anomaly Chapter 1. Exeter March 7, 2376 (Greenwich Earth Standard—GES). En route to Adonis System, Sagittarius Sector S5, Orion Spur. A shudder in the ship interrupted the half-forgotten tune Rolfo was humming to himself. He glanced at the engine readouts displayed on the holographic panels in front of him. Normally,…
Book Fair in Oxnard California April 13, 2024. The Oxnard, California, Public Library holds a large book fair every year in celebration of National Library Week. This year the observation was April 7-13, 2024, and the Book Fair was on the last day of that week. A percentage of the proceeds from the sale of…
Steven Eckroad is a scientist/engineer with a degree in physics and practical expertise in emerging electric power technologies. He is an amateur astronomer and a member of Mensa. Other interests include electro-mechanical tinkering, gardening, nature photography and theology. He loves reading science fiction and watching Star Trek (which is why he gravitates toward “hopeful” science…
Published Works, Book Reviews, Opinion and Technology Research See Links To: Telpher Series Novels Book Reviews, Opinion and Research Uplifting Science Fiction Uplifting stories with characters who pursue a positive future for humanity in galactic-scale settings with space-opera or adventure plots. My novels feature time travel, telepathy, teleportation, quantum power, and spacecraft that travel the…
Telpher Series Books – Posts – News and Events – Subscribe My Telpher Series of novels feature believable science fiction with realistic characters populating imagined worlds. My science fiction characters face ordinary human trials, cherish hopes and struggle with fears common to us all, fail, learn, and achieve victories. The plot themes of my novels…
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I apply the skills I have developed in doing research for advanced power delivery systems and innovative energy technologies to writing science fiction. With a degree in physics and being a licensed electrical engineer, as well as an amateur astronomer, I have most of the tools needed. The literary fiction skills (as opposed to technical…