Industry Gives High Praise To Indie Book “Nu Logic”

WASHINGTON - Sept. 17, 2013 - PRLog -- Intersecting technology with humanity, author Bill Gourgey (http://billgourgey.com/Bill_Gourgey/Welcome.html) takes readers on a futuristic journey in the second installment of his unique indie science fiction “Glide” trilogy (http://glidetrilogy.com/) out October 15.

“Nu Logic” is garnering high praise from the industry, including a starred Publishers Weekly (http://publishersweekly.com/978-0-9797435-5-9) review dubbing it a “fascinating and thought-provoking adventure tale” that “also offers serious reflections on the potential darker aspects of our ever-increasing subjection to the yoke of e-everything."

With more than 5 million reads from science fiction and fantasy fans all over the world the trilogy’s debut “Glide” (March 1, 2011, Jacked Arts Press) has been a hit on Wattpad.com (http://www.wattpad.com/story/544618-glide) where Gourgey has over 5,000 fans and followers, and the book’s trailer has garnered more than 18,000 views on YouTube and Vimeo.



Gourgey incorporates his professional knowledge of science and technology into the story of two courageous teens, the Prophet and, of course returning in book two, Captain Magigate. The first book in the series chronicled the captain’s quest to change the world through technology, and in Gourgey’s newest release, Magigate comes face to face with a sinister scientist who plans to unleash a devastating virus.

“The human-technics love affair – what I like to refer to as humanity’s Great Romance – fascinates me, especially in our modern era where the pace of change spurred on by technology has accelerated to a blur,” Gourgey says. “Who among us could survive without technology? But, who among us will survive if our passion for it burns too hot?”

Gourgey lives in Washington D.C. where he is working on the third and final book in the “Glide” trilogy, “Genesys.” (http://glidetrilogy.com/genesys-magigate-returns/) He worked in the field of technology for 20 years before becoming a full-time writer. He is also the author of “Unfamiliar Fruit” (http://billgourgey.com/Bill_Gourgey/Shorts/Shorts.html) (2012, Jacked Arts Press) and “Outside the Box” (http://billgourgey.com/Bill_Gourgey/Poetry/Poetry.html) (2007-2008, Jacked Arts Press).