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Real Name
Chris Harold Stevenson
About My Library
My library consists of my most recently published books, starting with Rain Publishing and ending with Melange, Red Satin Press, and Fire & Ice YA. My YA pen name is Christy J. Breedlove. for my YA fantasy and horror.
About Me
I have four new books recently published by Winged: The Beast of Wheeler Ridge, Earth Angel and Dispossessed Inc.and Luck be a Lady.

My most recent release is a YA Portal Fantasy called Screamcatcher: Web World, published by Melange Books, Fire & Ice, YA Division It appears on Amazon and has now been listed FREE ON AMAZON KINDLE UNLIMITED. HURRY WHILE THE OFFER LASTS. N.N. Light Book Award winner--Best novel, Reader's Favorite International Book Award Bronze medal winner, and 5-Star Reader's Favorite review and badge.

Screamcatcher: Dream Chasers, and Screamcatcher: The Shimmering Eye finishes off the trilogy.

BLACKMAILED BRIDE, AN EROTIC ROMANTIC THRILLER JUST POPPED. THE E-BOOK IS JUST $4.00 ON AMAZON.

PLANET JANITOR--CUSTODIAN OF THE STARS Engage Science Fiction Releases First Science Fiction Book, ‘Planet Janitor: Custodian of the Stars’ NOW AT AMAZON FOR BLOW-OUT SPECIAL @ $1.99!!!
How will we clean up the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and space junk in the future? Chris Stevenson addresses these problems in his latest novel.
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In the imagination department, few active writers can hold their own against Chris Stevenson. His mind goes places that the rest of us reach only in our dreams. I thoroughly enjoy his work.
Vancouver, BC (Vocus) September 21, 2010

What if an experienced crew of trained professionals were on-hand to plug the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, and clean up the ocean? In his new science fiction book , "Planet Janitor: Custodian of the Stars ," author Chris Stevenson poses the pertinent question of how we will solve environmental disasters in the future. How would we handle an oil spill in space that threatens to enter our atmosphere?

Stevenson says that we have other environmental problems that are just too big for current technology to handle. According to NASA, there are 19,000 objects larger than four inches in Earth’s orbit, just waiting to hit a satellite or spacecraft. In fact, the National Academy of Sciences calculated that the International Space Station has a one in five chance of being hit by rogue debris within a ten-year period.

The Aurora Reviews gives Stevenson “The highest praise... You would absolutely buy everything else this author had to offer." And Stevenson delivers in his latest novel “Planet Janitor: Custodian of the Stars,” which explores the possibilities faced by a future clean up crew. Stevenson got the idea for "Planet Janitor" when he “wondered who was going to clean up space junk, or at least reclaim it. How hazardous could or would it be to our future space missions?”

Stevenson has published numerous short stories for magazines like Amazing Stories, and Space and Time, nearly 350 newspaper articles for Sunset Publishing, and several fiction and non-fiction titles, including a collaboration with Ralph Nader. In his 1988 book “Garage Sale Mania,” about reclaiming and refurbishing junkyard parts, Stevenson stressed how important it was to recycle and fix everything before it was discarded.

"Planet Janitor" will be the lead hardcover for January 2011 from Vancouver’s first and only science fiction press Engage SF , which is distributed by Ingram. With such shows as the X-files, Outer Limits, and Battlestar Galactica shot it Vancouver, B.C., the city has been screaming for a science fiction press for years.

Stevenson was a finalist in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest, and is praised by author Jim Melvin, of “The Death Wizard Chronicles”: “In the imagination department, few active writers can hold their own against Chris Stevenson. His mind goes places that the rest of us reach only in our dreams. I thoroughly enjoy his work.”

Usually authors sit in a cozy armchair dreaming up heroic actions for their characters. Stevenson is unique in that he received a commendation for bravery from the U.S. Department of the Interior, for evacuating a burning building with a bullhorn, putting out the fire, and being hospitalized for injuries sustained in combating the fire.

“Planet Janitor” follows a crew of environmental heroes, who clean up space trash, divert rogue meteors from shipping lanes, and clean the Earth’s atmosphere and oceans. Their latest mission involves a clean up job that no one else wants, a 12 light-year trip to a newly found habitable planet in the Tau Ceti system. What they find will pose an ethical dilemma, test their wits, and threaten their very survival.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 75% of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is unaccounted for. According to the U.S. Congress, the amount of space trash in orbit will double within seven years. In a world where environmental disasters are destroying our ecosystem, we need a specialized crew like "Planet Janitor" that can get the job done.

Members of the media who wish to review this book may request a complimentary copy by contacting Engage Science Fiction at info(at)engagebooks(dot)ca.

www.planetjanitor.com
ISBN: 978-1926606415

INTERVIEWS with Chris Stevenson: stevenson_333(at)msn(dot)com
MORE INFO book cover, and author photo: planetjanitor.com
QUESTIONS contact Alexis Roumanis: alexis(at)engagebooks(dot)ca
ORDERS contact: info(at)engagebooks(dot)ca

NEWSFLASH: MY PARANORMAL ROMANCE, GATE WALKER, HAS JUST TAKEN 3RD PLACE FOR HIGHEST QUALITY NOVEL ON THE FICTIONWISE SITE, OUT OF 144 PUBLISHER TITLES. FIND OUT WHY!

I've been writing for 28 years. I hail from Sylvania Alabama. Here is my credit/bio list:

BOOK CREDITS:
Auto Repair Shams and Scams (Forward--Ralph Nader), 1990, Price Stern & Sloan, Los Angeles--226 pages, non-fiction, consumer warning book.
Garage Sale Mania, 1988, Betterway Publications, Crozet, Virginia--190 pages, non-fiction book—1988.
Word Wars, a SF novel, to Rain Publishing, Canada—May, 2007.
Once Upon a Goddess, a Fantasy novel, to Rain Publishing, Canada—January, 2008
Planet Janitor—Custodian of the Stars, a SF novel sold to Engage Books, May 2009
Planet Janitor Omnibus, sf, Engage Books, 2016
Gate Walker, a Paranormal Fantasy, sold Lyrical Press—January, 2009.
The Lupus Strain, a fantasy thriller sold to LBF Books, February 2009
The War Gate, a paranormal fantasy Pen and Press, 2012
Blackmailed Bride, romantic thriller, Satin Romance Cot, 2018

MAGAZINE—SHORT FICTION:
Stellar by Starlight, to Amazing Stories, 1988.
The Lonely Astronaut, to Amazing Stories, 1988.
Temperamental Circuits, to Gordon Linzner of Space & Time, 1989.
Things that go Clump in the Night, to Richard Fawcett of Doppelganger, 1989.
Dance the Macabre and Dance it Well, to Erskine Carter of Ouroborous, 1989.
Future School, to Chris Bartholomew of Static Movement, January 2006.
The Incredible Mr. Dandy, to Not One of Us.
Other magazine appearances from 1988 to 1991 include, Alpha Adventures, Small Press Writers and Artists Organization, and Sycophant.

RADIO PLAYS:
The Summit, 15-minute horror play to Night Sounds, Embassy Cassette Inc, Santa Ana, California—1990
Night of the Moa, 13-minute horror play to Night Sounds, Embassy Cassette Inc, Santa Ana, California—1990.

AWARDS:
Finalist in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest, for Temperamental Circuits, 1987. First place, grand prize winner in the Limitless novel writing competition for The Girl They Sold to the Moon

JOURNALISM:
350 newspaper profiles, stories, and interviews to Sunset Publishing, Anaheim, California, appearing in The West Coast Jewish News, The Senior Citizens Reporter, and The Military Review. From 1988 to 1991.

ORGANIZATIONS/POSITIONS:
Served as content editor of Sunset Publication (see above) for three years. Responsible for all writing assignment content, filler and artwork.
President and founder of Heartland Writers Group, Huntington Beach, California, from 1987 to 1991.

AGENTS:
Past agent--Richard Curtis Associates, from 1988 to 1991.
Past agent—TriadaUS (Dr. Uwe Stender), from 2005 to August 2009
Present agent—Sara Camilli
CURRENT FINISHED BOOKS (AVAILABLE):
Diane Nine and the Fusion Machine, a military espionage thriller.
Valley of the Mastodons, a non-fiction book involving the Ice Age megafauna discoveries in Hemet, California, during the Diamond Valley reservoir dig. Proposal, chapter outline, and 100 pages available upon request
Dispossessed Incorporated, an urban fantasy.
The Omega Wars—SF, apocalyptic alien invasion (Sequel to PJ)
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