I am thrilled that Ephemeral Wings has been reviewed in American Entomologist, the quarterly magazine of the Entomological Society of America. You can find the review here.
Ephemeral Wings reviewed in American Entomologist
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“Ephemeral Wings” Places as Finalist
Pleased to announce that Ephemeral Wings placed as a finalist in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards, a book awards program for independent publishers and self-published authors. The contest sponsored by the Independent Book Publishing Professionals Group.
What Are You Reading? What Are You Writing? Interview
I recently was interviewed by author Karen E. Osborne for her vlog. We talked about writing in different genres and my recent release, Ephemeral Wings. You can find the interview here.
Ephemeral Wings—Free Kindle eBook December 7–9
The Kindle eBook version of Ephemeral Wings is free today through Friday on Amazon. Download a copy! Download a copy even if you have a print copy! And if you don’t have a Kindle, you can download an app for reading it on your computer/tablet. Go to https://amzn.to/3gM1sY8
Goodreads Giveaway for Ephemeral Wings and Some Interviews
A Goodreads Giveaway for Ephemeral Wings is running September 18 thru October 5. Entering is easy, and you would be doing me a great personal favor by increasing the book’s visibility. Go here to enter.
I also did two fun interviews recently, one with a fellow Black Rose Writing author, which you can find here. The other was with IndieReader and can be found here.
Ephemeral Wings and an Interview
Years ago, I studied stream ecology as a graduate student. I soon became as interested in the scientists as in the stream-dwelling insects I was studying, and so started the novel, Maggie Was a Mayfly. Now, many moons later, my quirky allegorical coming-of-age tale, re-titled Ephemeral Wings, will be released on October 6, 2022. The book is available for preorder from Black Rose Writing as well as online distributors. Visit my home page for more info.
Early this summer I had the pleasure of talking to Jennifer Caloyeras on her podcast, Books Are My People, about How to Bury Your Dog, writing in general, and some recent favorite reads. You can listen to that conversation here.
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