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Enslaved, The Last Orphans Book 3 Release Day
Enslaved, The Last Orphans Book 3 is now available everywhere ebooks are sold! If he loses her, he’ll lose his will to fight. Shane and his friends survive the first major attack against the enemy, destroying the alien ships that … Continue reading
New Covers and edits for Book 1 and 2, and Enslaved, The Last Orphans Book 3 is Coming Soon!
The Last Orphans Series just got a facelift! Check out the new covers. The Last Orphans and The Harvest, The Last Orphans Book 2 went through another round of edits to catch those pesky typos that we missed the first … Continue reading
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Kai Strand, prolific author of middle grade and young adult fiction
Today, I’m interviewing an exciting author of young adult and middle grade novels, Kai Strand. Kai is a prolific writer of middle grade and young adult fiction. Kai, tell us about your newest novel. I actually have two shiny new … Continue reading
Interview with poet and writer, Margaret Fieland
Today, I’m interviewing poet and author, Margaret Fieland. I’m currently reading Margaret’s book Relocated, one of several books she has published. Margaret, tell us about your novel. Relocated is about a boy who ends up on an alien planet where he … Continue reading
“A Short History of Nearly Everything”–My favorite nonfiction book
“A Short History of Nearly Everything” by Bill Bryson is my all time favorite nonfiction book. In 544 pages (including notes, index, and bibliography) he does a pretty darn good job of living up to the promise made by the … Continue reading
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Immortality From a Science Fiction Writer’s Perspective
Immortality has maintained its popularity in the fiction world for many generations. The ability to live forever is a gift many fantasy writers bestow upon their characters and don’t have to really justify it as long as they play within … Continue reading
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