Updates from author DJ Edwardson

Six Degrees: From James Moriarty to Edward Hyde

Last week, on the magical trail of discovery known as Six Degrees of Kool books, Jenelle Schmidt wrote about the quintessential detective, Sherlock Holmes. Though I have never had the pleasure of reading one of his stories, I am certainly familiar with this famous character as well as many of the supporting characters. Among these, Jenelle mentioned …

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Book Review: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne My rating: 3 of 5 stars Melancholy. That’s the word I’d think best describes this book because that is the work which describes its principal character, Captain Nemo. Though Monsier Arronax is the narrator and present in each scene he is overshadowed by the brooding master …

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Six Degrees: From Arthur Dent to Elwin Ransom

Ah, feel that lovely, refreshing breeze wafting in through your Tuesday window? Not only is it bringing you the smell of Fall, it’s carrying with it another installment of the enchanting enigma tour which is Six Degrees of Kool Books. Last week Jenelle introduced us to the gut-busting, galaxy galavanting series The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by way of …

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Six Degrees: From Rhun to Mr. Toad

The genre-jumping, world-hopping, mind-bending tour which is Six Degrees of Kool Books continues this week with yet another twist (if you’re new to this whole Six Degrees business, you can fill yourself in by reading this post). Last week, Jenelle Schmidt introduced us to Gurgi and the Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander. She made it …

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Booktrack for Into the Vast

Today I have a really cool announcement I’d like to share with you. As of today, the booktrack for Into the Vast is now available! What’s a booktrack, you ask? No, it’s not a place where books race around a course at dizzying speeds to see who’s the winner. It’s something much much cooler (though a book race would …

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