Simon of Space

By Chester Burton Brown

Dark humor and a unique spin on classic tropes makes the simple story of a man without memories recovering his identity into a twist-filled, idea-rich adventure through a complex galactic culture. Simon's quest to discover his hidden past uncovers ever larger secrets, including the resting place of the most terrible weapon ever devised and the truth behind the covert domestication of the human race by robots. This is the seminal novel that ties together many of the characters and settings explored in the rest of Chester Burton Brown's extensive science-fiction universe.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Chester Burton Brown
• Release date: Feb 13, 2012
• ISBN: 9781466150218

Chester Burton Brown

CHESTER BURTON BROWN is a compulsive storyteller and pulp science-fiction wallah based near the North Pole. He is also known on the Internet as "Cheeseburger Brown." He is the author of dozens of novellas and short stories, as well as a regular correspondent for Wetmachine and Footprints magazine. Chester Burton Brown's first full-length novel was "Simon of Space" (Ephemera Bound, 2008). His stories have also appeared in Cosmos magazine, Stupefying Stories, and AE: The Canadian Science-Fiction Review. Mr. Brown likes a nice song, but dances poorly.

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