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My Old Neglected Vaccine Could Nail COVID-19
Given the gravity of the matter at hand—namely life or death by COVID-19—I think it’s time my old vaccine method got a second look. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Peyton McKean, Real Science
Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, Hopp and Woods, pandemic, synthetic peptide, vaccine
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The Great Seattle Earthquake is on its way
I expect The Great Seattle Earthquake to be released in early 2019. Let’s hope the Seattle Fault doesn’t release its pent-up power anytime soon. Continue reading
Posted in Northwest Tales, Peyton McKean, Seattle
Tagged Cascadia Subduction Zone, Great Seattle Earthquake, natural disaster novel, Seattle Fault
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My Appearance at the Burien Library Saturday
Come on down to the Burien Library and grab a copy or two of my thriller novels, personally autographed by me. And maybe a couple of spares as holiday gifts? Continue reading
Posted in Author, Northwest Tales, Peyton McKean
Tagged Rainier Erupts, The Neah Virus
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“A Dangerous Breed” re-published!
Cool those hot summer doldrums down to industrial-strength refrigeration levels–if you dare! Continue reading
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The Awesomeness of Spirit Cove
Spirit Cove. Here Raven bit the shore, in the days when he was a giant, to carve out a home for the animals–and humans too. Continue reading
Posted in Indian Country, Peyton McKean
Tagged novel, Peyton McKean, Shaman, Spirit Cove, The Neah Virus
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Ebola vaccine–why so slow?
If you try to create a vaccine that causes a rip-roaring response in every vaccinated person, you are liable to create a vaccine that causes a lot of side-effects, up to and including death. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Peyton McKean, Real Science
Tagged ebola, medical thriller, novel, Peyton McKean, subunit, vaccine
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Ebola, anyone?
“Are we in danger?” I asked. McKean stared at the screen for a moment and then murmured, “Answer: unknown.” Continue reading
Posted in Peyton McKean
Tagged ebola, fiction, medical thriller, new, Peyton McKean, The Neah Virus
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The Unprepossessing Phineus Morton
In The Jihad Virus, Peyton McKean’s sidekick and chronicler describes himself: “I’m a medical reporter, a healthy twenty-seven-year-old male of average height and build and looks, with good vital signs. My tours in the Mideast left no physical scars on me, but I was not to be so lucky in the events I’m about to retell.” Continue reading
Posted in Author, Peyton McKean
Tagged Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman, medical thriller, Peyton McKean, The Jihad Virus
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Washington’s Ice Age Floods
It all gets me to thinking. Can’t I come up with a story that weaves these colossal events into a plot filled with mystery and intrigue? Stay tuned. Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaur Country, Peyton McKean, Real Science
Tagged Columbia, Missoula floods, mystery, Native American, Peyton McKean, Ridgefield mammoth
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Why I dedicated The Jihad Virus to women
The opening quote is something I believe with absolute certainty. Not until feminine voices are heard loud and clear above the voices of war-mongering males, will this world ever find peace. Continue reading
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Tagged ebook, medical thriller, mystery, new, paperback, Peyton McKean
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