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 Hal Spacejock - Simon Haynes
 Hal Spacejock - Simon Haynes ... parody but a well-made story in its own right.Newest Review: ... enforcer Brutus come asking for payment on behalf of Garmit and Hash. Maybe that offer of work from Jerling Enterprises ... more ... needs a second look?
Not that Walter Jerling is exactly a dishonest man. It's just that his business is going through certain "difficulties" right now and a little creativity is needed in order to get things back on track. Jerling Enterprises builds robots. The problem is that there is a shortage of parts. Currently a shipment is sat on planet Seraph IV, where military war games are going on and where the risk of being accidentally blown out of the sky is rather on the high side.
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Hal Spacejock (Hs Hal Spacejock)
Pages: 349, Edition: New title, Paperback, Fremantle Arts Centre ... Last Update 22.12.2009 05:45
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Hal Spacejock - Simon Haynes: UPDATED: Red Dwarf this is not... (1060 words)
by - written on 01/04/06 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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Heard the one about the freelance spaceship pilot, the robot and a wreck of a spaceship ? No, this is not Red Dwarf. This is Hal Spacejock. Hal Spacejock is the first published novel from Australian, Brit ex-pat, Simon Haynes. "Simon Haynes?" "I've heard that name before." Indeed you have, especially if you are a regular reader of my reviews. Simon is also a hobbyist computer programmer. I reviewed his yMail eMail Client a while ago. It showed promise. It's free. However, man has to live and "free" doesn't pay the bills. Our first acquaintance with our "Hero" is aboard his vessel, the Black ... Read the complete review
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