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ExcerptOn a dark and stormy night in year one, about 6,000 years ago, everything was created by a mysterious creature in outer space. No one knew where he came from. But we know that he was male. He is reputed to have fathered a son who was himself but there is no mention of a wife. |
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A 2012 One Book, One San Diego selection & finalist SDBAA 2011. Sky of Red Poppies begins with an unusual friendship between two young women coming of age in a politically divided 1960’s Iran under rule of the Shah. As the story unfolds, the history and culture of their homeland takes on a life of its own. “Ghahremani understands the many conditions of the human heart . . . Sky of Red Poppies is a compassionate story of universal truths.” —-Yvonne Nelson Perry |
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| "No one ever told me I would remember the hands that sculpted me or that words could be carved into my soul. Now, decades later, I reminisce, sometimes with affection but often not. It is the flexibility that I miss the most about my childhood. It is the remembrance of that innocence which helps me to forgive myself for who I have become."
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| CHOCOLATE MOON is an intriguing action packed sea story of a young boy’s experiences aboard the families boat, Giuseppina. The story’s setting is San Diego just after WW II where Joey learns to use a purse seine net to fi sh for bluefi n tuna. Join Turri the Sicilian skipper and his fi nancially impoverished crew as they depart Little Italy’s harbor. While accidents and lousy fi shing plague the vessel, Turri believes his boat is hexed and vows to rid the evil at any cost. With fatherly concern, he watches his apprentice son work along side senior immigrant crews steeped in ancient mariner ways. As tough economic times impact their lives, fear pushes them onward and when humor shows itself during the trip, worries momentarily subside and their squalid work life become bearable. Moon offers a raw un-sanitized view of commercial fi shing in the early days where heated squabbles test a family’s guile and where hunter and prey come together in a frenzy to survive. 10/25/12 Order from AMAZON for $12.95 Email: joebonpensiero@yahoo.com |
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Description: Cast as fiction, this book is a practical, easy-to-read guide for any author. Follow fictional Rhonda as she embraces the writing community and learns all she can about point of view, creating a title, writing an effective query letter, learning about the various publishing opportunities and the growing role of the author in today's world. Rhonda's story is a step-by-step blueprint for anyone who wants to get published. |
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I highly recommend Linda Loegel’s “Twelve Steps to Becoming an Author.” How much? Enough to use it as the textbook for my “Writing and Illustrating for Children” class at University of San Diego. It’s a 100-page spoon full of sugar that makes the writing lessons go down, and yes, in a most delightful way. |
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Every Good Friday, the Catholic Church says a prayer for the conversion of the Jews. The author answers that prayer. 10/25/12
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A Ghostly Shade of PaleThe divergent elements of a Southern Gothic nightmare converge and occupy the same stage in A Ghostly Shade of Pale where all the history files on a bygone era are ripped open and rewritten. Violent and dark conflicts along the placid, jasmine-scented deltas of a Mississippi in transition in the 1970s unfold as the players find themselves trapped in a game of murder, betrayal, the macabre and the supernatural. Michael Parker, a quixotic child of the 50s and 60s, comes of age as the tranquility of the old South is shattered by civil unrest, the Vietnam War, and a wave of drug abuse that brings the war on drugs to his front door. A chain of events unfold that lead him to become an unlikely player in a game of international intrigue and a clandestine struggle for the soul of America. The small airfields of Mississippi become launching pads for smugglers hired by intelligence agencies to smuggle guns into Central America. They return with drugs to fund black operations, shaping what their employers call the "Real America." They employ Fredrick, a murderous psychopath, to manipulate the protests against the war and as a contract assassin who has no remorse. They realize too late that his loyalties are not to them or to the communists he also manipulates as a double agent but to the voices in his head that speak to him incessantly. An uneasy and complex alliance between these shadowy figures, organized crime bosses and corrupt politicians form a point of congruency where Fredrick indulges his madness, slimy Mississippi politicians nurture their deviancy, and snipers ambush Michael and his agents on frozen fields of regret. A deadly game of cat and mouse claims the life of the lost love that Michael finds again as she washes down black beauties with champagne in the seamy Memphis nightclubs of the Dixie Mafia. As he searches for an elusive peace and tries to resist the charms of his troubled lover, the Dixie Mafia tries to kill him, mob lawyers who fail to bribe him die violent deaths, and the Bureau of Narcotics is infiltrated and compromised. Parker, a modern paladin in search of just causes and dragons to slay, is a cop-philosopher commenting on the world in which he travels as he awakens at the age of twenty-six to find that the whole of his life—the paradigm that he clung to with all his might—his notion of right and wrong and of good and evil—was all a lie. The plan to alter America filters down to and corrupts the system at all levels and claims the lives of those who could never know or imagine the origin of their demise. It all comes unraveled in the madness of Fredrick, and the conflicted state police agent who unwittingly becomes the fly in the ointment to machinations he cannot begin to grasp until he is forced to fight for his life and the lives of those he loves A Ghostly Shade of Pale (hardback), which Jim Clemente of Criminal Minds calls "A crime story as literature...detailed and complex, yet beautifully sinister, that the reader is immersed in the feeling of absolute reality," will be out May 1 for $25.95 and can be reserved now at merletemple.com or amazon.com. Other outlets will follow and the eBook will be available at a date TBA. 4/13 |
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TRAVELS WITH AROAD DOGhitchhiking along the roads BY: R.K. |
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" At the age of 20, R.K. gives away her belongings to embark upon an exciting journey of camping and hitchhiking with only a cooking pot, blanket, tarp, and matches. She began her four year adventure at Rainbow gatherings, a type of wilderness festival. She spends many months traveling and living within this little known nomadic subculture that creates its own form of utopian communalism. With little to no money, her travels take her around North America from the dangerous streets of East Hollywood Blvd to a little known beach on Vancouver Island in Canada and even to the warmer climes of Key West, Florida. Along the way, she picks up a Shepherd/Lab mix dog for a traveling companion. During the mid 1990's when U.S. tourists were warned to stay away from Mexico she and a companion enter illegally into Mexico and hitchhike down the East coast through Chiapas and return up the West coast where she finds herself in the presence of a Mexican cartel. Her unique travel experiences continue when she hitchhikes a sailboat ride to the Bahamas on a boat with no engine and on to Venezuela where she experiences student riots and the anger of a madwoman. Travels with A Road Dog are the true stories of a young woman who discovers herself and the world around her through her radical love affair with the road. Not only is hitchhiking considered an unconventional way to travel, but it is rarer still that this journey was completed by a woman." |
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Amy Albani and Leonie Tremaine co-wrote the novel, "Adios, Aries," using the pen name of Leonie Albani-Tremaine. The book was a Finalist in the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. (Their website, www.adiosaries.com has a book-trailer, an excerpt from the book, reviews, author information, and even some great Italian recipes from "Zia Maria," an eccentric opera-singing aunt based on Amy.) The book is the first in a series of "Horoscope Homicides," mysteries set in Carlsbad, California. Each story will have a murder victim from a different zodiac sign -- "Last Tango for Taurus," "Game Over for Gemini," "Mob Hit for a Moonchild," etc. They feature amateur sleuth Theodora "Teddy" Quinn, who uses her skill at astrology to help Detective Danny Quinn -- the almost-ex-husband to whom she's still strongly attracted -- solve some of his difficult cases. And though Danny refers to astrology as " that woo-woo crap," he's willing to be open-minded -- anything to keep Teddy close, since their attraction is definitely mutual. Amy Albani, who lives in Oceanside, is a screenwriter and author. One of her screenplays, "The Common Touch," was a Semi-Finalist in the Nicholl Fellowships and won First Prize in the Palm Springs Writers' Guild competition. Before she started writing, Amy was a successful opera singer, performing leading roles in both Italy and the United States. She moved to the San Diego area about fifteen years ago and enjoys Oceanside's fresh sea breeze and relaxed life style. Though she's a part-time real estate agent, she spends most of her time writing books and screenplays -- often in collaboration with her niece, Leonie Tremaine. Leonie Tremaine lived in Italy most of her life, working first as a runway model and later as a freelance writer. Back in the States with her two Italian sons, she has been an interpreter ("Best book I'm not allowed to write!"), tarot card reader, energy healer and astrology student. She collaborates with Amy Albani on screenplays -- one of which was optioned and one of which is currently in development hell. She loves to travel, most recently to Paris, Firenze, and New York City, to pick up an award for "Adios, Aries" at the Plaza Hotel. Leonie now lives on a ranch in Oceanside with 35 horses and a cat who thinks that dogs are getting dangerously large. 10/25/12
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