Indie author Philip N. Hancock recently published his first novel, I’m Not The Man I Was: But Time Will Tell. In the tale, Aaron Conroy discovers that he has a slightly altered dream state and an unrealized ability that he will ultimately use to his benefit – he can time travel in his dreams and uses this ability to tweak some problem areas in his past. This is a great science fiction novel in a contemporary setting, examining a number of philosophical conundrums with analogs to everyday life. Primary among them is how much should one get involved in a problem when they believe they know the truth. The answer, Conroy discovers, is not always clear.
On the promenade of a space station orbiting Altair IV is the Starfarers’ Cafe.
An intergalactic crossroads, daily the cafe serves traders, pilots, travelers and thieves. All have a tale to tell. These are their stories, of the wondrous places they’ve visited, the terrifying hardships they’ve endured, of the legends they’ve heard and the lessons they’ve learned. These are the stories you should hear before continuing on your journey …
STARFARER'S CAFE 