Robert John Huneke
At age nineteen, R.J. Huneke traveled across the country from New York to California in a dilapidated van with no brakes or heat . . . in the winter. And it was there that he began to write his first novel. He now lives just outside of his birthplace in Port Jefferson, New York and graduated cum laude from Stony Brook University, with a BA for English with honors.
R.J. continues to master his craft in the fiction, photography, film, comic, non-fiction and poetic art forms. A former columnist for Newsday, R.J. continues to write about technology, books and popular culture. R.J."s publications to date, both online and in print, include fiction, poetry, photographs and non-fiction articles for Newsday, Dead Ink Books, Gadizmo, SciFiNow, Fantasy-Matters, Examiner.com, and more.
His current projects include running a media/marketing company, C.M.O. Sync, and creating work for columns, graphic novels, book trailers, TV, tech musings, non-fiction, poetry, screenplay scribing, and a new science fiction novel in the Cyberwar Series.
Learn more about R.J. @ www.rjhuneke.com.
Su libro
Cyberwar
After hackers seize control of world governments, a new world order emerges, initially promising freedom but quickly descending into a brutal tyranny. William Waltz, an elite operative serving the regime, finds his loyalty tested when the system he guards turns against him. Caught in a dangerous landscape of cyber-warfare and high-stakes espionage, Waltz must navigate a world of advanced technology, autonomous machines, and political betrayal to survive.