Form My Pen, Pencil and Keyboard

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My first effort at book writing. What is was like growing up in a small town in the 1950's. Written for the good folks in Bristol, Indiana.    

Written for my Grandson; boyhood in Indiana, young adulthood in Chicago and our remaining years in Florida.   

After studying many religions this is my personal take on an Almighty. Many might not agree with my conclusions

A coming of age story with my boyhood town as a backdrop. With a little Native American folklore added.

As a Nursing Assistant and co-habitating with my Mother-in-law, humor in pictures always helped patients and Mom over some worrisome times in life.

A short-lived small newspaper.  Many articles were provided by my Distributors, totaling 33 over three counties. Now all writings are in books or on the Internet.

After 9-11 I started an intense scrutiny of what was happening in politics; the good and the bad. This is a collection of my writings on this subject over nine years.

“I Am Not Alone” combines my Conservative Journal writings of 2016 and is interspersed with articles written and posted on my website; CGLogic.com. Perhaps this writing may be absorbed some thirty years on, to see how, what leaders do today affects our children and grandchildren. 

The entire message of this book has to do with the destroying power of Liberalism – or, known by its current description – Progressivism. Don’t be charmed by its seemingly innocuous label. Liberal policies destroy nations. History proves this time and again. When we don’t pay attention - we too are swept up in its destructive wave.

The stories cover Fantasy, Science Fiction and Future Fiction. Some of my favorite authors were Edgar Rice Burroughs, Isaac Asimov and Robert Heinlein. Adding to my imagination were the works of Rod Serling, Gene Roddenberry and M. Knight Shamalyan. These may not be of that caliber but I enjoyed writing them nonetheless. 

Using the lessons of history in fiction provides a writer with a litany of precedent in order to form stories of what may come in the future. With very little skill required, a reader of my stories would see my blatant reference to forthcoming events that have real events as their bedrock. Other stories simply come into my mind, or in the case of the “Challworth Incident” – the story came nearly in its entirety in a dream.  

The Mound- The location from one of my first books, “Margaret”, is borrowed once again for this story of imagination. The Traveler- A tale that can happen today, tomorrow or any day in the near future. Just keep an open mind as to what may be that cannot be seen. Water Wars- The year is 2880 and the world has gone through dramatic changes. Follow our young hero and heroine as they face off against the odds of survival. And more.

Six tales of fiction by C.G. Kellerman
By using your imagination, any type of world can be made to exist. 

Two planets, given birth at the same time eons ago, ended up with different cultures and societies. Once space travel brought visitation between the two worlds, there came the inevitable clash of cultures. The Regent of planet Nesia faces internal turmoil and bids his Bodyguard to take his Son, the Prince Regent, to the safety of the Bodyguard’s native planet, Daniff. The Bodyguards’ task; to shape and mold the Prince Regent for his future, and the inevitable dangers. 

A SALLY GLENN MYSTERY
Two brief Science Fiction stories. The first, "Precipice" deals with Globalism and the dangerous intrigue behind it. While this story is imagined there are forces at work now in the World meaning to achieve what is offered as Fiction.
In the "Spacesex" story, an adult oriented tale of murder, sex and lies at an international Space Station. Again, a former character is revived to track down the bad guys and bring them to justice.