8 FREE AUDIO BOOKS
I began writing here in this apartment near UMASS Amherst.
UMASS Amherst 1976
A Noble Experiment
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A Noble Experiment. The world is filled with phonies, liars, and frauds. In 1963 an intrepid reporter, Bill Brady is out to expose bogus alien landings only to find the real aliens lurking in the shadows. Brady is abducted and brought into a galactic adventure and a great extra-terrestrial war.
Absolute Zero
From a 1978 Manuscript
Absolute Zero
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In the late 1970’s Robert P. Fitton wrote an intense social/science fiction novel anchored in 1978. Garry Phillips inadvertently is drawn into a complex plot that is spawned from a national capital punishment law and the ghoulish use of the corpses combined with a lethal humanity threatening virus.
The Reprehensibles
Amherst, Massachusetts
1979
Asimov Lecture Hits Home
Here is the fascinating lecture by Dr. Isaac Asimov at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1978 with Fitton in the audience. Dr. Asimov's concern for overpopulation (among other topics) sent me to the typewriter to write The Reprehensibles in 1979.
My Other Face
Amherst, Massachusetts-1980
From a 1980 Manuscript
A small New Hampshire town’s most wealthy family is invaded by tiny inter-dimensional creatures whose deadly presence transforms them into living dead killers. Citizens flee for their lives leaving a horrific trail of fear and bloody murder.
Hyannisport, Massachusetts 1980
1980
Hyannisport, Massachusetts
April 12, 1981
Launch of STS 1
Space shuttle Columbia
Cape Canaveral, Florida
Robert P. Fitton Photo
Robert P. Fitton Photo
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April 12, 1981
The Space Shuttle Experience directly influenced Book One of the Ramdama's Kingdom.
Crowds await Discovery at Edwards.
November 16, 1982
A novel where earth is connected to other planets by a sea of energy passageway-Ah Ha!
1985 The Flume- New Hampshire
Sojourn started with outlining with thoughts and plots while in California. The book began in earnest in Massachusetts, writing by hand in the beginning and continuing with a typewriter.