In The Oblivion of Borrowed Time

by Kate Barny

Overview

The gigantic moving rectangles on the ceiling don't appear until after midnight. No rational person would risk losing his credibility and job by admitting he is part-time delusional.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798855670165
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	11/23/2023
Edition description:	First 2023 ed.
Pages:	74
Product dimensions:	5.83(w) x 8.27(h) x 0.15(d)

About the Author

Kate Barny is an enthusiastic writer of educational books and author of science fiction novels. She is a Greek expat who left Greece for England and eventually settled in France with a husband, two dogs, and plenty of books.
After navigating through different countries and professional identities, she finally indulged in what she loved doing most: crafting stories.
Before committing exclusively to writing, she worked as a Canine Behaviorist; during that period, Barny wrote and self-published a few dog-related books.
In 2019, she attended online Creative Writing courses and started her first tale, scribbling a book of memoirs.
An avid fan of sci-fi since childhood but also an eternal lover of Greek mythology (one cannot deny their roots), she couldn’t resist not merging past and future; mythical elements and advanced technologies thrive in the same continuum.
Her literary composition embraces most of fiction’s subgenres: sci-fi, science and urban fantasy, false utopia, and climate fiction.
Kate Barny’s novels address fans of unconventional fictional prose and whoever loves traveling to futuristic utopic, dystopic, or more complicated worlds.

Editorial Reviews

"An absorbing, rousing SF adventure tale with a compelling heroine. ...
Barny is an expert storyteller. Readers will feel the excitement as they dive into a captivating story combining hard SF, dystopia, and suspense while highlighting the power of friendship and human connection. The book skillfully examines the underpinnings of its setting and the ways humanity remains strong in the face of pressure, matching up well the backdrop of a decaying civilization. A swiftly paced, solid tale."

The Prairies Book Review