our fall 2009 authors 

Marcher Lord Press is pleased to announce the authors of the third release list. 

Kerry Nietz is a programmer and a bit of an experimenter, especially when it comes to fiction. His SF novel, A Star Curiously Singing, is told in present tense and even breaks through the "fourth wall" to address the reader directly.

Read the interview with Kerry here and the sample chapters here.

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Kirk Outerbridge is a Bermudan native whose very name--and address, in the Bermuda Triangle--qualifies him to write speculative fiction.

And does he ever write it well. His cyborg-infested novel, Eternity Falls, will have you pulling for his hero--who, despite being weary of his own life, is helping someone try to preserve a product that promises to let people live forever.

Read the interview with Kirk here and the sample chapters here.

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Steve Rzasa is a native of South Jersey who now lives in Wyoming, where he quietly absorbs all the SF novels retired from his local library.

Steve's space opera about treacherous secret police and a lost--and reclaimed--holy book will have you on the edge of your seat. The Word Reclaimed will be for the rising and falling of many.

Click here to read the interview with Steve and here to see the opening pages of The Word Reclaimed.