New Science Fiction Collection, Guns, Gods & Robots, is an eclectic way to break in new e-Readers

Dec. 30, 2015 - PRLog -- Bronxville, NY– Two key stories in Brady Koch’s new science fiction and horror collection, Guns, Gods & Robots, detail a life spent underground at the Cheyenne Mountain Complex and the efforts people take to preserve the culture “pre-bunker.” These tales are part of a larger set of stories that detail alternate histories and unusual applications of technology in our day to day life. The impact of the decisions these characters make are alternately uplifting and horrific.

“As a younger reader I was more interested in stories about the events that would require us to have to use a bunker like the Cheyenne Mountain Complex,” Koch says. “Now I’m more interested in how we can preserve our culture after generations underground and what happens when it’s safe to return to the surface.”

Guns, Gods & Robots is an collection of seven novellas and stories that span the spectrum of modern science fiction and horror. “I love genre books and I consider myself a classicist when it comes to the stories I enjoy writing. You’ll get a sense of my childhood fascination with Amazing Stories and playing catch-up on Twilight Zone episodes in my adulthood.”

Making the collection available through self-publishing instead of other traditional means was always Koch’s first choice. “This whole process has been grassroots, and taking this book the last mile through self-publishing was always my goal. I’m a hands-on guy. I like learning the publication process from beginning to end. From the editing and cover design to the marketing and distribution, I can say this final product has my fingerprints all over it.”

To find out more, visit wwww.BradyKoch.com or on twitter at @bradythewriter