Today in Fun Facts, a series of articles about characters and plot devices I’ve used in my stories, I’ll be talking about Brad Xyl.
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FAQ’s Answered #11: What Is The Time Saving Agency?
21 Sep 2019 Leave a comment
in About, FAQ answered Tags: action, adventure, agency, agent, books, chronometer, classics, clock, faq, homophobia, lgbt heroes, mission, movies, sci-fi, Scrooby, series, space opera, suspense, tech, terms, The Quantum Series, the time saving agency, thriller, time paradox, time travel, transphobia
Today in a series of replies to FAQ (frequently asked questions) sent to me by fans (and sometimes not so much), I answer the question: “What is the Time Saving Agency?” Go on – admit it: – you’re just dying to know!
Preserve The Past… Save The Future!
06 Sep 2019 Leave a comment
in Ads Tags: adventure, lgbt heroes, the time saving agency, time travel
Each day shapes the days that follow… Preserve the past! Save the future!
The Time Saving Agency liked having fresh agents on the job, who had a clear mind and steady hand. After all, time travel wasn’t for the faint of heart. The pay was good enough, but as Johnathan Scrooby decided long ago – even if he didn’t get paid for it, the thrill alone was payment enough! Then again, the TSA realized they couldn’t afford to have disgruntled employees with the power of God at their fingertips, so the pay was very, very good indeed!
Scrooby was extremely tense. His job at the Time Saving Agency was a tough one – gazillions of lives depended on him not screwing up. Once, he’d screwed up in only a small way, and people wore those little yellow smiley faces on t-shirts for decades afterwards… And that was only a small screw up! More
Fantastic Review For “The Time Saving Agency”!
05 Jul 2019 Leave a comment
in reviews Tags: amwriting, book reviews, fiction writing, The Quantum Series, the time saving agency
“The Time Saving Agency” just got an amazing review!
A highly enjoyable time travel caper…
“Only two months previous were the citizens of Deanna dealing with the threat of an alien attack, but now another threat of perhaps greater proportions emerges from the fabric of time, quite literally.
Christina Engela has created a story that follows not only a similar concept of the previous entry in the Quantum series, but one that fuses those ideas with something completely different and original. Written in a way that sometimes tributes Terry Pratchett, yet again readers will find this story quirky and clever with a style that confides in the reader. More
Awesome Sci-fi On A Budget!
04 Mar 2019 Leave a comment
in News Tags: black sunrise, gggmall, new editions, new releases, the time saving agency
Two brand new editions of “Black Sunrise” and “The Time Saving Agency” – books 1 and 2 in the Quantum Series by Christina Engela – are now available (along with the entire Galaxii Series)!
“As I’d explained previously, my project for 2019 is to revise and reformat the Quantum Series to the same stringent standard as I did to the Galaxii Series in 2018!” Said local Port Elizabethan writer Christina Engela proudly. “The first two titles – originally written in 2005 – have already been completed and are already available!”
What is the Quantum Series about? Well, it’s sci-fi with a touch of fantasy, it comes with interesting, believable characters – good guys and villains, and a couple that are hard to place – and the stories contain a lot of “heart”… Told in Christina’s own unique style, these books come loaded with what she calls her “warped sense of humor”… which tends to get readers who didn’t see it coming, around corners with a solid left-hook! Her writing has been compared to Douglas Adams and even to the great Sir Terry Pratchett (Focus Mid-South Magazine).
“The Time Saving Agency” – Quantum Book 2
03 Jun 2016 Leave a comment
in new releases, News Tags: author, christina engela, fantasy, horror, LGBT, quantum series, sci-fi, science fiction, South African, the time saving agency, transgender
‘The Time Saving Agency’ is the second title in the Quantum Series by Christina Engela – a writer described as ‘that rarest of authors – able to seamlessly blend together elements of dark horror and sci-fi to create stories that will stay with you long after the last page has been turned.’ (Mark Woods, author of ‘Time of Tides’ and ‘Fear of the Dark‘). Her writing in the sci-fi genre has been described as ‘one of the most unique and captivating styles I’ve encountered in science fiction.’ (Alex S. Johnson, author of The Doom Hippies.)
Set a few months after the first book (‘Black Sunrise’), ‘The Time Saving Agency’ continues the saga of Cindy-Mei Winter, a former Colonial Intelligence Agency agent now residing on the charming Terran colony world called Deanna, populated by a unique blend of western-esque characters, alien life-forms – including the ubiquitous crabby-grass. By now, Winter and Beck’s romance has become a fact of life, and the two characters have learned to accept each other’s differences – in the case of Gary, Mei’s transgender status, and in the case of Mei, Beck’s stubborn independence and quirks. In this tale however, Cindy-Mei Winter takes more of a back-seat as Gary Beck takes on a more active role as a lead-character. More
Creativity Unleashed! – My Return To Self-publishing
27 May 2016 Leave a comment
in new releases Tags: author, black sunrise, christina engela, dead man's hammer, diversity, fantasy, horror, LGBT, loderunner, sci-fi, science fiction, space sucks!, space vacation, The Quantum Series, the time saving agency
Dear fans,
If you’ve been keeping up with my recent news, you will already know that the two titles in my Galaxii Series as published by JEA will be coming down from Amazon soon, and that I have elected to go back to the self-publishing route I followed before in order to make all my works available again.
This decision has now culminated in the re-release of several titles in the Quantum Series (1 to 4) a novelette and a collection of short stories. More
