The Kaleidoscope Effect

Much is left to imagination, but in a way this is right and good. … [H]ow many Sci-Fi novels of today have you heard of that offer a positive and enlightening theme for mankind to ponder rather than the negative Techno-Crap that is currently offered on the commercial shelves?

- Michael Guy, Jazz Composer/Author of "The Last Renaissance Man"

[Hull’s novella] is in many ways reminiscent of Greg Bear's sci-fi classic Eon. … an original and well-conceived take on the First Contact theme, and is arguably one of the most uplifting and optimistic variations on this genre.

- Toby Endom, Publisher/Author of "Ten to Midnight"

• WAR'S END: The End of Terrorism in the 21st Century by Ronald W. Hull
  Thriller with novel end to 21st Century terrorism.
• American Mole: The Vespers by Ronald W. Hull
  Jason serves the USA to defeat terrorists from within.
• Alone? by Ronald W. Hull
  History of humans becoming extraterrestrial, alone in the near Universe..
• IT'S IN THE WATER and Other Stories by Ronald W. Hull
  Fifteen short stories: scary, based on truth, fiction and satire.
• Verge of Apocalypse Tales by Ronald W. Hull
  Seven fictional apocalyptic short stories and end of world scenarios
• Hanging by a Thread by Ronald W. Hull
  Ron Hull's autobiography overcoming fifty years of spinal cord disability.
• American Mole: The Cartel by Ronald W. Hull
  Mole infiltrates cartel planning to buy the US presidency.
• American Mole: Aryan Nation by Ronald W. Hull
  Jason concludes career taking down Aryan militia of John White
• Impolite Stories: Sex, Religion & Politics by Ronald W. Hull
  Impolite Stories is Ronald W.Hull's third book of short stories. Eighteen written between 2013-2017. Eclectic: science fiction, satire, drama, religion, sex and politics. Many from dreams with a decided twist or a lesson to be learned. Made to be entertaining to read. Subjects that could cause arguments in polite settings.
• The Last Wanderer: Last Man on Earth by Ronald W. Hull
  The Last Wanderer is a novel of a professor alone in the northern Canadian wilderness when the world comes apart. Two years later, he returns to the United States to find ruin and few still alive. Traveling the interstates in a semi-tractor trailer, he finds some people alive who all die. Retreating north, he dies with a surprising conclusion.
• Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth by Ronald W. Hull
  Follow twins, Roger and Ron, as they grow up exploring through three different locations in North Central Wisconsin, free to roam and learn from their intuition and mistakes. A Tom Sawyer saga for the 20th midcentury that you will love.
• Tor: Last of the Thals by Ronald W. Hull
  Tor is the grandson of the Iceman who he kills in a fit of rage and then spends his life looking for his mother and clan. After many adventures traveling across Europe, he finally realizes that he has to give up his search and live alone.