I have some great news to share today. The last draft for Ascent of the Nebula, the third and final book in The Chronotrace Sequence has been finished and the manuscript sent off to the editor. And while I still have to wait to see what redactorial ramifications ensue, I’m optimistic because this one was my smoothest …
Oh yeah, a whole lot of C.S. Lewis this month on the Nightstand. That’s always a good thing. I’ll let you in on a little secret. Even though most of the books I’ve published so far fall into the science fiction category, when I count up the amount of actual science fiction books I’ve read, …
Last week in our Six Degrees saga, Jenelle Schmidt helped us see the connection between King Solomon’s Mines and Othello, both excellent works. This week we’ll continue in the classics as we take a look at one of the most heart-wrenching tales of destiny and revenge ever crafted, The Count of Monte Cristo. This novel also happens to …
In light of the wintry bluster which has blanketed the southern part of the United States where I live, a quote from C.S. Lewis has been fresh on my mind. These frigid days remind us what snow is for. Everyone begins as a child by liking Weather. You learn the art of disliking it as …
As I mentioned last time, it was The Hobbit which really launched my passion for reading. Predictably, then, other books like it where my first choices as I began my foray into the wide world of literature. I read the Shannara series as well as other books by Terry Brooks, the Dragonlance books, the Dragon Rider’s of Pern, some Stephen R. Donaldson, …
After a long winter nap, Six Degrees of Kool Books is at last ready to stir from hibernation! This week as we emerged from our slumber we’ll set off on a journey into deepest, darkest Africa. But before we board the steam liner headed for adventure, since it has been so long, you might have forgotten …
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Welcome back to another installment of Nightstand books. Though it’s been a while since the last one, of course that does not mean that there are not books to be talked about and stands to be knighted. While it was good to take a little break to recharge my night light’s batteries (and do some …
In the last installment, I mentioned how my fascination with Choose Your Own Adventure books did not quite blossom into a full blown love of reading. But even if it did not get me there, in many ways it led me into what did, and that’s what I intend to focus on in this article. …
