Quantum Earth: The 2012 Question Special
Free Book!
Posts tagged ‘fiction’
July 30, 2011
Julie Achterhoff
Hearts on the Line- Is writing Still an Art?
I read a very heart-rending blog post today, which I highly recommend to anyone at any point in the writing arena. Whether you are just thinking of writing a book someday or a full-blown published author, this blog post will do nothing less than enlighten you. Go ahead and read it, and the one [...]
An Interview With Talented Author Susan Petersen Avitzour
How did you become involved with the subject or theme of your book? My eighteen-year-old daughter Timora died of leukemia in 2001. My book is a memoir of my journey with her while she was ill, then without her after she left this world. Why did you choose to write in your particular field or [...]
Interview with Jen Knox, Author of Musical Chairs
Jen Knox writes both fiction and creative nonfiction. She never writes poetry, not on purpose (she asked me to include this detail), but she enjoys reading it. Jen is a graduate of Bennington‘s Writing Seminars and currently works as a Creative Writing professor at San Antonio College and Fiction Editor at Our Stories Literary Journal. [...]
Breanne Braddy’s Son of Ereubus Interview
http://www.guardiansoflegend.com http://www.jschancellor.com http://www.welcometotheasylum.net 1. What do you think most characterizes your writing? **My writing style is elemental. Meaning, I don’t use a lot of complex sentence structures. I would rather a reader remember the story I’ve told, than the words I chose to tell it with. It reminds me of the first time I was [...]
Interview with Talented Author Walter Rhein
Hi Walter. Thanks for coming on my blog and doing this interview. Here are some fairly enlightening questions our readers would like to know about you. I wish you great success with your writing! How long have you been writing? I have been writing since I was first able to make letters with a pencil. [...]
An Interview with Angela Korra’ti- Author of Faerie Blood
Faerie Blood, by Angela Korra’ti Kendis Thompson of Seattle thinks she’s as normal as the next computer geek, and up till now, she’s been right. But her world is about to turn on its ear, for she is the daughter of a Seelie Court mage and her mortal husband–and her faerie blood is awakening. Suddenly [...]
New Interview With Julie by Mike Angley
1) Brief bio Julie Achterhoff has enjoyed writing since early childhood. She impressed her teachers with her stories written in many genres. One teacher in the eighth grade told her that after reading one of her scary stories she couldn’t sleep all night! Julie didn’t start writing seriously until after raising her five children on [...]
THE BLOODGATE GUARDIAN by Joely Sue Burkhart
Worlds within worlds await through the Maya Bloodgate…. Dr. Jaid Merritt doesn’t do digs. The last time she ventured into the jungle, someone died. Now she’s content to decipher Maya glyphs from pictures sent to her by her famous archaeologist father. But when he goes missing while trying to perform a ritual based on her [...]
The Greer Agency Blog Tour
An exciting new approach to detective novels, 15 interconnected short stories involving a different kind of private eye. The Greer Agency is 75k words of gritty detective fiction presented in 15 separate but connected stories. The reader follows the development of private detective Mike Greer, the only PI in the Altoona, PA phone book. It’s [...]
Ora and the Gem Star by Jack Cowardin
Ora begins her journey as an innocent sixteen-year-old daughter of the local fishing village’s chief—having the liberty to go freely on her way each day, swimming the turquoise lagoon and reveling in the undersea beauty which nature delivers. She suddenly discovers that the Gods have bestowed a powerful Gem Star—a magical gift from the heavens—upon [...]
Review of Quantum Earth by Chris Phillips
Achterhoff has written a great science fiction piece. The book starts with a tsunami rushing to the beach of a southeast Asian coast. A team of researchers is investigating the possible cause of all the natural disasters that are happening with more frequency recently. Mel Hawkins heads a team of metaphysical scientists who are searching [...]
Review of Quantum Earth by Thomas Alwell
I feel this is a subject which should be imagined now, as we are on the verge of what this book is predicting. As Peter Lorre said in almost every one of his films, “We are Doomed!”
Review of Quantum Earth by Sambath Meas
Quantum Earth is about a team of seven metaphysicians, lead by Mel Hawkins (“Hawk”) and Shauna Troy, investigating why the Earth is in peril. In light of the tsunami, earthquakes, volcano eruptions, and other natural catastrophes, many people are wondering if Armageddon is coming for real. Would 2012 be the end of the human race, [...]
Review for Quantum Earth by Danni Milliken
“A team of metaphysical scientists is dedicated to finding out why the Earth is in crisis. The rate, size, and destructive power of hurricanes, tsunamis, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions is out of control. All of these acts of nature have become more devastating to human life than ever before in history, but why? Is the [...]
