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Hello everyone,

Today a donation was made using proceeds from the book to the Canadian Cancer Society. Every little bit helps someone in need. Thank you to everyone for their support.

Hello everyone! hope you enjoy this excerpt from chapter 1 of Intergalactic Mind Games:

Seven bodies lay on the ground motionless.
      The body of a man starts to move.
      “Oh, wow, what a headache,” the man mumbles before looking at his surroundings with bewildered ocean blue eyes.
       A pungent odour fills the air as the man finds himself surrounded in darkness.
       Where am I? he wonders as he uses his hand to comb his long blond hair away from his face. His hair, typically tied up in a ponytail, has unravelled, and he is not sure why or how that happened.
       As he slowly gets to his feet, he stumbles and falls against a wall. He shakes his head, trying to regain his composure, and through the darkness, he sees a light switch. The man hits the switch, turning several bright fluorescent lights on, which temporarily blind him. Once his eyes adjust, he looks straight ahead and sees a white wall with five dark grey metal doors.
       The man creeps over to the doors and slowly turns the lever to open them one by one. Each door leads to a small white room containing two single beds with white pillows and sheets. A white curtain hangs in front of what looks to be a small storage closet in each room. However, the last door leads to a small white bathroom that contains a white toilet, sink, and stand-up shower with a matching white shower curtain.
      Confused by what he sees, the man turns around and realizes there are no windows. He then looks down and sees six bodies lying on the charcoal concrete floor.
      He looks forward and sees a stainless-steel triangular door horizontally laced with black bars. Outside the door, the man sees a tall, slim individual standing with their back toward it.
     He walks toward the door while looking down at the bodies beneath him.
      “Hey, you! Where am I?” the man shouts in a deep voice at the figure standing on the other side.
      Turning around, the figure looks at the man. To his disbelief, the figure looks non-human. In fact, it does not have a face at all.

Thank you to Shaun and Ashika for this amazing cake, so nice and thoughtful! The cake looked and tasted great!

Wanted to thank my wife Charn for the awesome cup and mouse pad! without her help and support the book would not be possible.  She was my proof reader, editor and cheerleader.  There were times she was more excited for the book than I was! Couldn’t ask for a better partner, definitely my better half! Thanks to my wonderful wife!

Hello everyone.  As I mentioned in my last blog, 50% of book sale proceeds will be donated to the Canadian Cancer Society at the end of February. I wanted to provide some websites for anyone interested in learning more about cancer treatments, news and support groups. If you would like to know more, please check out the sites indicated below:

www.cancercare.org

www.desouzainstitute.com

www.cancersupportcommunity.org

www.csn.cancer.org

www.copingwithcancer.ca

www.ihadcancer.com

www.livestrong.org

www.cancer.ca

Cancer affects everyone in some form. From seeing loved one’s struggle with it to fear of being diagnosed with it ourselves. Cancers effect on society is not just physical but also psychological. These are just a few of the many websites online that can provide knowledge and support on the subject. Here’s to a cure for cancer!

Hello everyone! Thank you for taking the time to visit my website and for reading this blog. For those of you who have read my book, thank you for your support 😊, I hope you found the book engaging and entertaining. For those who haven’t read it yet, if you are a Sci-Fi Fantasy fan, I think you will enjoy this novel. Please feel free to leave a review after reading.

I look forward to posting excerpts from the book, uploading character drawings, adding short stories, and interacting with readers. You can follow me on Instagram (Intergalactic_mind_games), Twitter (Intergalactic Mind Games @__I_M_GAMES__), and Facebook (Ronald Singh Author).

Half of all proceeds from this book will be donated to various charities. The first charity will be the Canadian Cancer Society. Cancer has taken too many lives both young and old. I lost my father and grandmother to this awful disease. I’m sure most have lost someone close and dear to them to some form of cancer. If you’d like to learn more or donate to the cause, please check out the website www.cancer.ca. Donation will be made at the end of February.

Please feel free to contact me through the websites contact me section for any questions or comments. Look forward to this new journey and having all of you along for the ride!