KomanSense -- The Victor Koman Weblog: Koman is the author of three Prometheus award-winning science fiction novels. His one-man PR campaign saved the last of Disneyland's Mark III monorails.
The source for all my novels, as well as back issues of New Libertarian, has been very kindly mentioned by 2006 Chauntecleer Award-winner Wally Conger's Out of Step site and also in Freemanic's blog and Brad Spangler's.
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Victor Koman is the author of the underground classic millennial-noir novel The Jehovah Contract and the medical thriller Solomon’s Knife. Both books won the Prometheus Award.
His third Prometheus Award-winning novel, Kings of the High Frontier, was the first book published exclusively on the Internet to win a major literary award. His latest novel is Captain Anger #1: The Microbotic Menace. His long-suppressed first novel, Death’s Dimensions, is also available.
Koman has also appeared as an extra in several films, including Star Trek — The Motion Picture, CyberZone, Billy Frankenstein, Rapid Assault, Fugitive Rage, KidWitch (in which his daughter, Vanessa, played the title role), Red Dragon, The Hot Chick, and A-List.
Koman received his BS in Information Systems from University of Redlands in 2001 and his MBA in 2004 from Pepperdine University. He lives in southern California with his wife, daughter, and 3(!) cats.
Read The Jehovah Contract — A hit-man is hired to kill God. More provocative than The Da Vinci Code, more prophetic than the Left Behind series!
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First I knew you had a blog! Will be checking in periodically now.
Still waiting for KOTHF to get the notice it deserves. I'm still at the same old e-mail address, and if you are updating the novel, let me know if you need tech input. Me, I'm still working in the rocket business.
Tom Brosz
Well, you're still alive and writing!
What'ya think about Firefly and Serenity?
Never seen 'em!
mr koman -
what happened to those new year's resolutions? :)
i would dearly love to see more from you, both here and in print. jehovah contract is one of my favorites anywhere - i hope a movie is made of it one day.
"Tarzini of the Garbanzo"? Right on!
I was just googling around on "Gross Gems" after getting an email re: my 35th class-O-72 SHS reunion. I see a "Rick Harper" has a few film industry creds. The same guy?
My girdle is still killing me.
John Reece
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I would bet Rick Harper of Gross Gems and Rick Harper of Closet Cases of the Nerd Kind are one and same. Evidence? Sandy Stotzer is listed in the Gross Gems at Montalvo flyer I have in my collection and is also listed as "additional voices" in CCOTNK!
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