Four-and-a-half stars from Portland Book Review
November 23, 2013
The Portland Book Review has given four-and-a-half stars to THE SEVENTH EQUINOX, calling the narrative “very original.”
The Portland Book Review has given four-and-a-half stars to THE SEVENTH EQUINOX, calling the narrative “very original.”
No, it’s not footage of rockets being strapped to THE SEVENTH EQUINOX, just me yakking at its book launch at Stone Soup Books last weekend.
Yesterday, I spent nearly six hours engaged in the annual fall ritual here at the Warner home: raking a few hundred cubic feet of leaves
Join me tomorrow (11/16) at Stone Soup Books for the official launch of THE SEVENTH EQUINOX. Noon: lunch & discussion; 1:30 p.m.: book signing. Stone
Tonight, I’ll read an excerpt from THE SEVENTH EQUINOX at an open mic sponsored by the Staunton Waynesboro Augusta Writers Group. 6 p.m. kibitzing, 7
A laundry list of stuff my wife has done for me lately. (This includes the laundry.)
Staunton’s newspaper, The News Leader, featured my book in its “Local Shelf” column about new book releases from area authors. In the print edition of
Finally, it’s here! The Kindle eBook edition should be available on Amazon within the next day. The eBook edition is in the Kindle Matchbook program,
Another new review! Diane Donovan of Midwest Book Review writes that THE SEVENTH EQUINOX is “a fast-paced story of magic, renewal and adventure perfect for