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Officiële naam: Moran, Daniel Keys
Pseudoniemen en naamsvarianten: Montgomery, J. D. (pseudonym)
Geboortedatum: 1962-11-30
Geslacht: male
Nationaliteit: USA
Geboorteplaats: Los Angeles, California, USA
Woonplaatsen: North Hollywood, California, USA
Los Angeles, California, USA
Beroepen: science fiction author
computer programmer
Relaties: Moran, Jodi (sister)

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Emerald Eyes door Daniel Keys Moran

A disjointed and confusing novel about the emergance of a new genetic line of Homo Sapiens. Telepaths, who appear to be the ancestors of time travellers. Who are popping in and out of the story and making things even more confusing. Story segments were not segued well and it felt very herky-jerky. I guess this is a series, but I won't be reading any more.

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BookstoogeLT | 5 andere besprekingen | Dec 10, 2016 |

The A.I. War, Book One: The Big Boost door Daniel Keys Moran

This was a good time to read, and I dreaded coming to the end because I knew that it was going to end without, well, ending. I'm hoping that three years is long enough, and that DKM will be bringing out the next book soon. I enjoyed this. It's not often, any more, that something holds my attention in this way. The best thing is that DKM has a handle on how writing code works, and how people think problems out.

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Lyndatrue | 2 andere besprekingen | Dec 8, 2014 |

A Freeway In My Back Yard door Daniel Keys Moran

If you are a fan of DKM (I am), or just curious about the book because of the title (taken from the first short essay), you should still get this book. I started reading the first essay, and was hooked until I'd read them all.

Full contents of the book below:

A collection of essays, short fiction, and screenplays by Daniel Keys Moran.

Essays

A Freeway In My Back Yard
The Road Goes Everywhere
The Vast and Endless Sea
It’s Great to Be Me
Motorcycles
Two Guys Talking about Cars
The Conduct of a Gentleman
Freedom Highway
For My Father
Queen Of the Angels
Total Information Awareness

Nonfiction

Speech to the Coalition for Networked Information (1995)
A Faster Darkness (1995)
Driving to San Antonio (1997)
Infinite Methods (2007)

Fiction

A Day in the Life of a Telephone Pole (1974)
In Cool Blood
STAR WARS: Empire Blues
STAR WARS: A Barve Like That
STAR WARS: The Last One Standing
Roughing It During the Martian Invasion
On Sequoia Time
Spiderman Kevin Stout Moran
Everywhere You Want To Go

Scripts

5-Minute Brick
Pasty D
Dream On: Another One Bites The Dust
A Moment in Time… (meer)

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Lyndatrue | Sep 19, 2014 |

The Long Run door Daniel Keys Moran

Second of a series, it's the best written volume and stands well on its own. Mythical scope and language and unforgettable characters in mid-21st Earth and Luna.
Hard to find in print - author never made the big time. Digital versions now available however.

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