Wildside by Steven Gould I’ve reread this one a lot of times. There is something comforting about it. It is at its heart an escape fantasy and I think that might be the attraction for me. I read it at Read full review/5(5). Wildside () pages by Steven Gould. Loved it. Wildside is an alternate universe story. Charlie Newell has a gate to an alternate Earth where humans never evolved. There are dangers on the wildside. There is danger of the government or some entity finding out about the gate/5. Eighteen-year-old Charlie Newell has inherited a farm from his uncle Max, and has plenty of ideas how to make money for college from it: In the barn, you see, is a tunnel with a gateway to an alternate world, the wildside, teeming with wildlife and bulging with mineral deposits, where humans never evolved. Charlie brings in his closest friends, Marie and Joey (an item) and Clare and Rick Author: Steven Gould.
Jumper author Steven Gould's second novel is a most rewarding example of thinking person's action-adventure. It's the tale of five spunky high school graduates who travel through a gateway — located in the back of a barn on a ranch belonging to Charlie, the story's narrator — that takes them to an alternate Earth in which human beings never evolved and the land is fresh and virginal and. Wild Side, a former Japanese adult video studio founded by Kaoru Toyoda. Wild Side Story, a stage show. Wildside (comics), a Marvel Comics super-villain. Wildside, a science fiction novel by Steven Gould. Wildside Press, an American independent publishing company. Not read a bad Steven Gould yet - the Jumper series are in my top favourites books, but Wildside I found slightly disappointing. The plot was good, the material was good but I kept expecting more to happen on the Wildside, I expected more of the 'animals' - can't say more, don't want to spoil it for potential readers.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY AUG 3, Gould makes an auspicious debut with this playful and moving look at a hallowed science fiction concept: teleportation. Gould gives us no teleportation chambers, no shimmery beaming a la Star Trek, no worries about mingling one's own molecules with a fly's--here only one person can teleport, and he has no idea how he does it. Wildside by Steven Gould Charlie Newell has his own private earth, untouched by humans. On the other side of the hidden door in his dead uncle's Texas ranch, the bison still roam, as do mastodon and sabretooth tigers and bears (oh my). Wildside by Steven Gould. Click here for the lowest price! Turtleback, , X.
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