Joe Mahoney
author : Joe MahoneyI’m a writer/broadcaster currently working full-time for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. \n\nMy first novel, A Time and a Place, was published in October 2017 by Five Rivers Press.\n\nMy short fiction has been published in Canada, Australia and Greece, and I’ve been nominated twice for an Aurora Award, one of Canada’s top awards for science fiction and fantasy, for my work on CBC Radio.\n\nI live in Whitby, Ontario with my wife and two daughters, and our golden retriever and Siberian forest cat.\n\nA Time and a Place\n\nBook cover - A Time and a Place\n\nCalling upon Doctor Humphrey for assistance has not been particularly helpful, because the good doctor’s diagnosis of demonic possession is clearly preposterous. Even the demon currently ensconced on the front room couch agrees it’s preposterous. But then, how else to explain the portal to another world through which his nephew and Humphrey have just now disappeared? Barnabus knows their only chance of rescue is for Barnabus J. Wildebear himself to step up and go through that portal.\n\nThus begins an existential romp across space and time, trampling on Barnabus’ assumptions about causality, freewill, identity, good and evil. Can Barnabus save his nephew—and incidentally, all of humanity?\n\nYou can reach me at: ilanderz(@)gmail.com\n\n
author : Joe MahoneyI’m a writer/broadcaster currently working full-time for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. \n\nMy first novel, A Time and a Place, was published in October 2017 by Five Rivers Press.\n\nMy short fiction has been published in Canada, Australia and Greece, and I’ve been nominated twice for an Aurora Award, one of Canada’s top awards for science fiction and fantasy, for my work on CBC Radio.\n\nI live in Whitby, Ontario with my wife and two daughters, and our golden retriever and Siberian forest cat.\n\nA Time and a Place\n\nBook cover - A Time and a Place\n\nCalling upon Doctor Humphrey for assistance has not been particularly helpful, because the good doctor’s diagnosis of demonic possession is clearly preposterous. Even the demon currently ensconced on the front room couch agrees it’s preposterous. But then, how else to explain the portal to another world through which his nephew and Humphrey have just now disappeared? Barnabus knows their only chance of rescue is for Barnabus J. Wildebear himself to step up and go through that portal.\n\nThus begins an existential romp across space and time, trampling on Barnabus’ assumptions about causality, freewill, identity, good and evil. Can Barnabus save his nephew—and incidentally, all of humanity?\n\nYou can reach me at: ilanderz(@)gmail.com\n\n