New & Recent Titles
To be released
December 2025
Chester’s Moonscape
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“In 1948, space artist Chester Brache, is hired by a magazine to illustrate articles about space travel. The mysterious editors have ways for Chester to produce realistic paintings, more so than the usual depictions of the Moon's surface back then by taking him ‘on location’. What are their ultimate goals and how does a painter of celestial landscapes like Chester figure in their plans?
“Original, deftly crafted, and a ‘must have’ on the reading lists of all dedicated science fiction fans, Chester’s Moonscape by author/storyteller Eric T. Reynolds is an impressive call-back to the early years of sci-fi fiction themed adventure by a novelist whose authentic flair for the kind of narrative driven style raises his novel to an impressive level of literary excellence. An absorbing and fun read from cover to cover, Chester’s Moonscape is especially and unreservedly recommended for personal and community library Historical Science Fiction collections.”
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—Midwest Book Review​
Released
November 2023
The Lost Town of Garrison
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A Time-travel Historical Novel
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​“This captivating narrative seamlessly blends sf, historical fiction, and environmental issues. The story unfolds with a compelling hook, as Kansas University geography professor Katie Robbins, while visiting a cemetery, time-travels to 1937. This unexpected journey thrusts her into a local battle against a massive dam construction project, which promises to submerge the entire Blue River Valley. Reynolds impressively combines thorough research, a structured plot, and vivid characters, immersing readers in early twentieth-century Kansas.”
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—Booklist​
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Released
May 2022
The Legend of Mulberry School
A Paranormal Historical Novel
In 1918, a carpenter died in a fall during the construction of Mulberry School. Many witnessed apparitions after the school’s dedication. One teacher, Maggie, knew him and she welcomed any sign of his existence. Others did not.
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​“An entertaining read that will also appeal to young adults.”
--Booklist