Antarctic Free State (AFS) Series
Set in the near future of the twenty-second century. After a series of devastating solar events have left the world significantly warmer and more divided than ever, only the technology in Antarctica remains working. Choosing to declare independence the Antarctic Free State has been left isolated. Now sticking stubbornly to a set of survival traits at odds with the new world order of the powerfully revitalized and ecologically driven United Nations, change is inevitable as the world recovers.
Antarctic Free State (AFS) Series
Caroline Corfield was born in Glasgow, studied Physics to degree level at Paisley College of Technology and worked onboard seismic survey vessels belonging to an oilfield services company.
She now lives on the edge of rural Northumberland.
In secondary school she twice won the short essay prize with autobiographical work judged by William McIlvaney. She continued to write during her studies and her career as a geophysicist, and is currently studying for an MA in Creative Writing online at Hull University. Her short stories have been published by the BSFA in their annual Fission anthologies. 'The Printer' in Fission #4 and 'The Diner' in Fission #5 both available on Amazon.
‘Art only ever came out of a single creative mind, and good writing that aspires to art can only be achieved through trial and error.’ Alan Sillitoe, Life Without Armour.
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Cover art work by Shaun Giblin, all images copyright reserved ©
