An Absence So Great is Jane Kirkpatrick’s second in this series. It’s a fictionalized biography of Jessie Gaebele, one of Jane’s ancestors. Jessie is a young woman setting out to become an independent studio photographer. She’s not shy about this being her dream but none around her except an estranged fellow photographer support this dream….
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NaNoWriMo Kick-Off Party St. Louis
Slideshow is from the St. Louis NaNoWriMo Kick-off party on October 24th. Jennifer, @etoiline, organized, while a couple dozen of us showed up to hang out, get some good eats, and chat about our novels-to-be. Signup was more than just jotting down our names. After recording our names, and forum IDs, Jennifer asked us to…
Angry Robots debut at Forbidden Planet
New imprint, Angry Robots. It’s genres span from science fiction to fantasy, with swashbuckling along side space travel. Introduced are various authors; they go beyond merely talking about their titles though. The authors are excited to share but at the end of the video there’s a section about e-book signing. Kindle, Sony E-Reader, iPhone –…
Odd Hours by Dean Koontz – Review
Odd Thomas is the main character in a series of books by Dean Koontz. He’s young, he’s a fry cook, and he’s got powers. Odd is a young man that’s been gifted with prophetic dreams, the ability to see ghosts, and the heart of a paladin. This fourth book sees him taking real ownership of…
Seize the Night by Dean Koontz – Review
** spoiler alert ** Seize the Night is the sequel to Fear Nothing. The characters you loved from the first one are here but in even more detail and narrative. And that’s a problem. The story in this book takes place over an even shorter span than the first one. in this follow up it’s…
