Cyber Age Adventures
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About the Book
"Cyber Age Adventures is an evolutionary step for the superhero adventure genre."—TipWorld
"The Web is home to all manner and styles of writing. A wonderful example of this diversity is Cyber Age Adventures..."—Steve Outing, Content Exchange
"An intriguing mix of heroism and reality. Cyber Age Adventures stories are sure to move, excite and thrill you."—Inscriptions Magazine
Out of the Digital Revolution rises a great new age of fiction. The Cyber Age. Each ground-breaking story in this volume introduces you to characters so real, so fully-formed, that the tales themselves seem almost possible. These are the events in the lives of people not unlike you and me. People... who may just happen to have extraordinary powers or abilities. Forget what you think you know about superheroes and prepare to take an evolutionary step up. Welcome to the future of superheroes.
And don't miss the ongoing action-packed pathos in each new issue of Cyber Age Adventures, the weekly magazine of superhero fiction.
About the Author
Frank Fradella is a Champion of Justice, Thwarter of Evil and self-professed "upstart godling." He also writes. Prior to his creation of Cyber Age Adventures (www.cyberageadventures.com), he was best known for his often-imitated business The Cyrano Conspiracy, where he wrote love letters and poems for the lovelorn. His work has appeared in over 50 countries and was once taught as literature to high school students in Israel. He has also developed a small, but loyal, following on Saturn's moon, Titan.
Jade Walker is a writer, journalist, columnist, Internet bloodhound, poet, teacher and editor. She publishes the Hero of the Week column for Cyber Age Adventures and edits Inscriptions (http://www.inscriptionsmagazine.com), the weekly e-zine for professional writers. When not wet wired into her iMac, she spends her time dreaming, practicing witchcraft, indulging in book buying sprees, watching movies, moonbathing and seeking immortality. David Flores has illustrated for as long as he can remember; and for as long as he can remember, he wasn't very good at it. But, thanks to a college degree in filmmaking he found a lot of down time being unemployed to develop his skills as an artist specializing in drawing super human heroines with "large" attributes.