New review: Storylandia 1, Dragon Views, A Dragon’s-eye View of the Literary World
Call for Fiction: Any genre, up to 10,000 words. More information
New review: Storylandia 1, Dragon Views, A Dragon’s-eye View of the Literary World
Call for Fiction: Any genre, up to 10,000 words. More information
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“I was enthralled by this book. After hitting the bottom of the first page I never looked back. I was pulled into the world of Dr. Hackenbush and her endeavors to deal with life on her own terms. Forced by the untimely death of the transmission of her Karmann-Ghia and the destruction of her baritone ukulele to return to the world of industry, she takes a job with a temporary agency. Complications ensue.”
More of this review at Barnes and Noble and Amazon.
Yay!
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Storylandia 1 got a nice review from Nessus at LibraryThing.com.
Call for fiction in any genre up to 10,000 words. Please contact me via this form if you have any questions. Submissions should be formatted according to these guidelines. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Mother’s Day Entertainment Gifts – Guide for 2010, Splash Magazine, April 21, 2010
“Dr. Hackenbush Gets a Job” is there, near the bottom of the page, but definitely there. Yay!
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Why should the world read your book?
Because it’s witty, thinky, and so cool the world will get frostbite just reading it.
Interview with Ginger Mayerson, by Elise, April 21, 2010
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Book review – Dr. Hackenbush Get’s a Job, Dad of Divas, April 19, 2010
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More “Dr. Hackenbush Gets a Job” sample Serialization, part 3 of 6 and a mini review on GoodReads.com.
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Yes, Kindle fans, The Wizard’s Son on Kindle, just for you.
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February 18, 2010: The Wizard’s Son Amazon Review
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Welcome to the next Wapshott Press book:

The book won’t be officially on sale until March 3, but you can get it now in various formats including a free pdf, if you are so inclined. Enjoy!
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Special price: $4.50 until December 1, 2009 when it will be $7.50, for the 6×9″ version. 10% discount code: 7KH2YPLY

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10% off with this code P4QUBBXL if you buy it here and eligible for Free Shipping at Amazon.

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The Pajama Boy review at The Gay Blade. One small correction: The Pajama Boy was serialized online (see sidebar) after it was published as a book. But, yay! A review! The reviews and press page (see sidebar, everything is on the sidebar) is updated.
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The Wizard’s Son
by Kathryn L. Ramage

coming soon
From the back cover:
“‘His first vivid, visual impression was of Redmantyl standing over him in the morning sunlight, so tall and red and bright that the wizard had been burned into Orlan’s memory. Indeed, Orlan marked his life from that moment, when all the light and strength and wondrous magic of the world had stepped into his childish awareness. He believed he had known he belonged to that man, even before he knew who Lord Redmantyl was. Before that, there was nothing.
“‘That summer, he began to test the unyielding barrier which kept him from his childhood—his father’s spell, placed upon him years ago. Until now, he had accepted it: who would wish to look back on dirt and poverty and misery when he lived in an ivory castle of magic? Orlan had not tried to remember, but his visit to Storm Port made him attempt to recall a past which had been kept from him. He wanted to know about his mother and the life he had known with her at Lammouthe. Could the spell be broken? He was a magician of some skill himself. Surely he could undo this. He must know: what had he been before his father had brought him to Wizardes Cliff?’
“Orlan Lightesblood is the son of the world’s most powerful wizard and is training to become a wizard himself. But beyond his father’s castle, he is still an innocent youth, defenseless against the evil and temptations that threaten the future laid out for him. On an alternate earth filled with wonder and danger, the wizard’s son must overcome the demons of his own past and his father’s enemies to survive to manhood.”
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The Pajama Boy review at Rainbow Reviews.
Also see Reviews and Press on the sidebar for other reviews.

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But, for busy people, here’re links:
The life and times of Anna Cora Mowatt: “Fashioned Lady, Recovering the Lost Legacy of a Victorian American Superstar.” By Kelly S. Taylor, Ph.D.
Edgar Allan Poe, Henry David Thoreau, and Ralph Waldo Emerson were among her fanboys, but too few people know about their idol. The Wapshott Press is honored to present the life and times of the fabulous Anna Cora Mowatt to her well deserved, and long overdue, larger audience. More information and a pdf of Chapter 1.
“The Tagger and Other Stories,” edited by Ginger Mayerson (but I only wrote the first and last stories):
40% off pre-sale to stimulate the economy and whatever else there is to stimulate [heh]. Act now! Sale ends April 10. “The Tagger” by Ginger Mayerson; “Across the Universe,” by Laura Dearlove; “Atlantis” by Kitty Johnson; “Impossible Love” by Kathryn L. Ramage; “The Unsent Letter” by Chad Denton; “Finding Courage” by Gail Marlowe; “Fast Forward” by Logan; “Extraordinary” by Emily-Jane MacKenzie; “I’m Not Your Boyfriend” by Lene Taylor; “When George MacFadden was Eaten by a Dragon by Colleen Wylie; “You Know You Should be a Better Person (But You’re Not)” by Karmen Ghia; “Mick” and “Mark” by Molly Kiely. Authors and Excerpts (also see sidebar); “Finding Courage” Serialization; and “The Unsent Letter” mp3.
And if you really hate Amazon, drop me a line at editor AT wapshottpress DOT com and we’ll work something out. Eventually these books will be in wider distribution, but at full price.
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40% off pre-sale until April 10! Amazon (eligible for free shipping), and Createspace.
Edgar Allan Poe, Henry David Thoreau, and Ralph Waldo Emerson were among her fanboys, but too few people know about their idol.
The Wapshott Press is honored to present the life and times of the fabulous Anna Cora Mowatt to her well deserved, and long overdue, larger audience.

Click here for more information and to read the first chapter.
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Read the first installment here.
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“The Pajama Boy ” pre-sale ends August 1.
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