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Continue reading →: All Aboard for the Ephraim’s Book Launch PartySplendid to see you today! Welcome aboard Wizard Kadmeion’s airship for today’s book launch party for the newest Clockpunk Wizard story, Ephraim’s Curious Device. Our pilot Copernicus has set course for Veldt Island, the huge floating home of Dragon Betrayal. We have beautiful weather today, so we should make good…
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Continue reading →: Come to the Book Launch Party for Ephraim’sTime for more talk about the Clockpunk Wizard world in Ephraim’s Curious Device. Wizard Kadmeion’s airship departs from here this Sunday, January 13th. Come as your are–it will be an informal affair. Starting at 8 o’clock this coming Sunday morning, Lita will talk with the magicians about matters from the just-released eBook,…
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Continue reading →: Wrath, Prequel to Tredan’s Bane Book Trailer
Here is the just-released book trailer for Wrath, Prequel to Tredan’s Bane. If you haven’t read the short story Wrath, check it out on Amazon, B&N, or Smashwords. The back cover blurb explains more about the story. Read Chapter 1 FREE now. See reviews about Wrath.
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Continue reading →: Ephraim’s Curious Device – Available NowWizard Kadmeion’s airship awaits at the aerodrome, and it is ready for you to come aboard for another adventure. With great pleasure, I announce the release of the next Clockpunk Wizard story, Ephraim’s Curious Device. The eBook is on sale now at Amazon, Smashwords, and Barnes & Noble. If you…
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Continue reading →: Ephraim’s Curious Device: Sneak Peek at Chapter 1Only a couple more days until Wizard Kadmeion’s airship leaves for the floating island of Mevil. What a pleasure the preparation for Ephraim’s Curious Device has been here at Lita’s house. I’ve had a lovely time visiting the magicians, the dragon, and the fey-folk. So much to do! The cover artwork…
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Continue reading →: Ephraim’s Curious Device Book Trailer
Here is the just-released book trailer for Ephraim’s Curious Device. Enjoy!
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Continue reading →: Harpies Are MisunderstoodMadam Harpy, our Winged Sister of the Sky. Who did a disservice to this magical creature, turning her from a beautiful woman with feathery wings, into a fearsome hag? Hesiod, a Greek oral poet from the same time period as Homer, described harpies as women with fetching hair. Pottery showed them as lovely…














