2. What is it about and who is it for? It is
about the first crew—comprised of both humans and robots—seeking clues to an ancient
civilization there. They land on Mars and encounter an enigma that threatens
their safe return. It is written for those who have an interest in NASA, Mars,
Androids, and Artificial Intelligence.
3. What takeaways might the reader will be
left with after reading it? An understanding of how a difficult a trip to Mars
is and the risks involved. A curiosity about what Mars was once like eons ago
and whether a civilization might have once lived there.
4. How did you decide on your book’s title and
cover design? The Martian Enigma title is a condensed summary of
what the book is about, the mystery of the history of Mars and what might have
been. As to the cover design, I tried many concepts, but the reddish-orange
globe of Mars is not very appealing. I always try to tie the cover into a major
scene in the book, in this case, the view seen by the crew upon the descent for
landing, which is dramatic.
5. What advice or words of wisdom do you have
for fellow writers? Never give up!
6. What trends in the book world do you see --
and where do you think the book publishing industry is heading? The trend is
toward self-publishing, and the market is flooded with books of dubious
quality. The difficulty is to write a top-quality book that stands out from the
masses so it can be attractively marketed.
7. What challenges did you overcome to write
this book? An author faces a spectrum of skills from that of a writer to that
of a business operator, requiring marketing, accounting, and other skills. Most
authors can be proficient in one but not both.
When writing, the promotional portion of the
spectrum is shirked. When promoting, the writing portion fades. Covid-19
wreaked havoc with public appearances and signings.
8. How would you describe your writing style? I
tend to put the science back in science fiction, writing realistic stories with
no “little green men” making an appearance. My writing is direct with
believable and loveable characters, but not so scientific that readers are overwhelmed
by the science.
9. If people can buy or read one book this
week or month, why should it be yours? NASA and the United States are
developing serious strategies about returning to the moon and then on to Mars.
This book explores possibilities within that current area.
About The Author: Daniel Logan has always been fascinated by
aerospace, beginning with his boyhood dreams of flying and space travel. He
incorporates that fascination and other life experiences into his writing. A
Hoosier, Logan graduated from Purdue University, known as the “Cradle of
Astronauts,” for its many astronaut alumni, including Neil Armstrong. Logan now
lives in Houston, America’s “Space City.” For
more information, please see: www.DanielLoganAuthor.com.
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