Matt Sorensen: 19 books

Two poems by Matt Sorensen reflect our 21st century fixation on technology: TERMINAL CASE tells of a malevolent PC that increases in computing power by draining the minds of its unwarry victims. BEL,(Beta Executive Logic), is a 21st century retelling of Milton's classic "Paradise Lost" with a cyborg standing in for the fallen angel Satan.

A young boy finds a mysterious object that enables him to levitate but his dream of using it to become a super-acrobat are foiled when the object is swallowed by a prize porker.

The third in a trilogy of stories about the Mayflower voyage and the establishment of the Plymouth colony. Patch's Adventure tells, from a cat's eye view, how the Pilgrims struggled to maintain friendly relations with their Indian neighbors while being overwhelmed with new settlers, whose main interest was commerical gain from this new land.

Based on true events, A Dog's Life is President Roosevelt's Scottish terrier Fala's answer to a letter from a poodle named Abigail. It tells of Falas life with FDR through the stressfull years oif WW-II and the response by the "greatest generation."

Cap'n Pete's Diary is a follow up to the story, "A Cat's Tale", which tells of the Mayflower voyage. It describes the Pilgrims' exploration of the Cape Cod area and the establishment of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the winter of 1620-21.

The story of the Mayflower voyage as told by the ship's cat. The story begins as Pilgrims attempt to leave Holland for the Virginia Colony aboard Speedwell, and traces their adventures as they are forced to reduce their numbers and sail aboard Mayflower. Tabatha, ship's cat aboard Speedwell, joins the Mayflower crew and voyages with the Pilgrims to the New World.

A provocative tale about a career Army Chaplain who asserts that an angel of death has come to claim him, but which one --"Gabe", an apparent angel of light, or "Lucifer", the dark side of the coin? A psychiatrist assumes the angels to be a traumatic reaction to the horrors the...

Frank Flobinowski is driving north to be where he can write without the pressures and distractions of city life when he misplaces his wallet and with it, his identification.. He learns that it is easier to assume another person's identity than it is to prove one's own in the absence of documentation.

What if everything you have come to depend upon were suddenly ripped from your grasp? A terrorist attack cripples the U.S. economy and initiates a series of world-changing events. While government agencies work to identify the perpetrators, one Silicon Valley family must re-think its priorities as it struggles to cope with growing unrest and violence. It could happen tomorrow!

Dr.Marcus Bettinger is researching ways to increase crop yields to feed the world's exploding population. He discovers the answer in a most unlikely place and is preparing to publish his findings when he comes head-to-head with powerful and ruthless interests who will resort to kidnapping and murder to further their own agenda.

This episode of Scow Truck finds the Second Prize Trapped in a Klakon trash compactor while being threatened by the Bogus Collective. Once again, they must free themselves using the old "rubber garbage" trick, or is it the "rubber robot" trick? Tune in and find out. Oh, and don't forget to order your very own life-size cardboard cutout of the bimbo in the spandex jumpsuit!

Three stories of Borneo and India.In BANSING, an Iban girl nurses a British agent and becomes a catalyst to bring about Iban involvement in WW-II.In RITE OF PASSAGE A young Iban must choose between life in his longhouse or the larger world of a Communist takeover.NIRVANA: In this...

In episode-1, Captain Crock, swindled Klakon raiders into accepting Manhattan's garbage in exchange for safe passage. Home again, the Second Prize is ordered to clean up the space junk orbiting earth. They vacuum up a Chinese satellite and are attacked by nanobots, who nibble away at the ship and reproduce themselves from the ingested material. Can they manage to escape destruction?

This unabashed parody of Startrek and the sci-fi genre contains such forgettable characters as the Chief Custodian, commander of Scowfleet, Crock, captain of the Secondprize and his crew: pointy eared Spook; engineer Shorty; radio officer O'Hara; Dr. DeCoy; GAL, computer with an attitude; linguist...