From Erik Slader, the creator of the Epik Fails of History podcast (and co-author of the "Epic Fails" books series), comes a bold new vision of the future!
“2299” is a sci-fi noir (novella) about a detective on the edge of the abyss. While investigating a cold case on Vanaheim – a space station orbiting Neptune, Desmond Faust finds himself ensnared in a web of lies and murder. The closer he gets to discovering the truth, the more aware he becomes that he might not leave this place alive…
“EPIC FAILS” - a (non-fiction) middle grade history series by Erik Slader and Ben Thompson! (with art by Tim Foley)
"EPIC FAILS" (by Erik Slader and Ben Thompson) is a funny (non-fiction) series that takes a look at innovators, astronauts, explorers and even presidents as they stumble through history, overcoming more than a few ridiculous mishaps along the way!
Kids, parents and teachers alike have praised the series for its engaging approach and its emphasis on perseverance. The series has been featured in Publisher's Weekly, the Washington Post, and on NPR. Erik and his co-author, Ben Thompson, recently won a STEM award from the National Science Teacher's Association, and were even featured at the Smithsonian Museums!
Great for reluctant readers and history buffs alike, all 4 books are available now!
"Tempus Machina" is a time travel short story by Erik Slader, author of "2299" (a sci-fi/noir novella), and the "Epic Fails" history book series! The E-Book includes a personal forward by the author, 'A Note on Time' (with some insight into future projects in the works), a glossary of 'Temporal Terms', a timeline of 'The History of Time Travel', and a never before released short fiction piece titled 'This Land'.
Paperback (Amazon) - coming soon
Geek to Geek Media :
Comic Zombie:
ProbablyWork.com:
Movement Magazine:
Interview with James O’Barr, creator of “The Crow” - Year 22, Issue 5, Year 22 (2015)
SuperHeroBeach.com:
I wrote online content for Super Hero Beach and Super Hero Hive from 2014 to 2017. *Unfortunately, the site was taken down after both locations were taken over by Coliseum of Comics in 2018.
I first started my history blog, “Epik Fails of History” (EpikFails.com) back on July 13th, 2012, which eventually led to the “Epik Fails of History” podcast (now on Spotify!), and the “Epic Fails” middle-grade book series that I co-wrote with Ben Thompson!
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