Amina Delamere

Sometime ago, the author Amina Delamere published her book, Panthera to be sold as a double one. Now, Miss Delamere has rewrote her novel, Panthera as a stand alone science fiction book. Panthera is the story of an alien with her eight, panther like creatures are the only life forms on Beta Lynx after the death of Panther's parents. When her world comes under attack, Panthera will breed her eight, feline pets together by using her blood for the procreation. Out of Panther's creation comes an army of half alien creatures with the heads of a panther the production, a strong army to kill off the enemies from another world, who had arrived on Beta Lynx.

Since the early dawn of humankind and civilizations the conflicts known as wars are considerable magnitudes also because of political groups, and reasons, yet on the downside of war lives are lost, countries are torn apart, however some historians view war as the reason a distressed government are able to overcome economically no matter the cost of lives or money. The publisher Amina Delamere magazine a new issue of The Eclipse have articles also photographs about armed conflicts regarding to the powerful states sometimes driving out powerless groups of people.

Miss Amina Delamere's new novel; Twice Told Sci-Fi Tales is two books into one--the first one, RARE EARTH, the science fiction story of what happens when a lone astronaut ventures out into space on a space mission's flight to orbit the moon. During his flight, Reth Sherman will land on a peculiar, yet alien like planet of where the inhabitants are beset by a chalky, white, cannibalistic alien, who have control over the aliens of the rare earth plenum. The second book; THE WILDERNESS, 8 men with four each from different regions of America will venture to the state of Arkansas to the Ozarks. Legends have been told of a Komodo like beast has been "spotted," in the Ozarks. Fact, or fiction--those 8 men will find out, however will get out of the "boonies," alive?

The year of the Oscars were an amazing even for the cinema of African-American actors, producers also writers. The tall, gold bald guy has not been too commendable when regarding to black cinema, however most folks of Oscar's world has somewhat believed, the bald, gold guy has arrived to its senses. The publisher Amina Delamere's new issue of the Eclipse Magazine is dedicated to the movers, and shakers of Tinsel Town's cinematic works of African-Americans in Hollywood, even now the bald, gold guy sometimes takes a bow to a few movies known as science fiction, though not too many far, and in between.