Sci-Fi – Page 3 – Leif J. Erickson

Mystery, Sci-Fi

Aurora Texas – What Happens When You’re Writing Science Fiction?

Picking up on a blog thread I’d been working on before, I’m going to document some of the strangest unexplained mysteries and technologies the world has to offer. One of the first lessons in writing is that budding writers should ‘write what they know.’ Draw from personal experience. Pour your heart and soul into the… Read More

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Novel, Sci-Fi, Technology

Programming the Future

Dr. Jack Hall has always dreamed of a future where technology allowed humans to interact and interface seamlessly with the latest computer sciences. Where humans, almost as cyborgs, wore and integrated computer systems to make their lives easier.

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Novel, Sci-Fi, Technology

Technological Triumphs

When the ambitious mayor of Winter Falls approached Jerry to model a new computer system that would control the entire town, Jerry was excited to be working with a cutting-edge technology that could change the world.

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Novel, Sci-Fi, Technology

Artificial Intelligent City

All is going well until one of the members on the software team is murdered. Mayor Kamp makes sure that the fact he worked on the system is kept out of the news feeds as whispers of corporate sabotage and industrial espionage are heard.

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Mystery, Novel, Sci-Fi

Artificial Intelligence Has Arrived

‘Winter Falls’ is the latest science fiction novel from Leif Erickson. Erickson’s tenth published novel, ‘Winter Falls’ is a thrilling science fiction case study in artificial intelligence that will grip you and have you questioning everything about the new technologies all around us.

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Adventure, Books, Doctor Victor Tesla, Ghost Town, Ghost Town Labs, Haunting, Inspiration, Murder, Sci-Fi, Supernatural, Technology, The Genesis Event, Whiterock

Ghost Town

first set out to write about Whiterock and Doctor Victor Tesla, the book was never intended to be a vast series. The first draft followed the hauntings of a family over the course of one night. Beyond Whiterock and the Tesla family, there’s not a lot of correlation between the new Ghost Town and that first book. That story had been written and was set aside for some time before I decided to revisit it. In making notes for a rewrite, a new direction took shape and the Ghost Town series was born. The original draft has now been reworked with a lot of its content appearing in my short story, ‘The Reaper of Geneseo Falls’ which should be released in a year or two.