Ask the Author: Daniel Newwyn
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Daniel Newwyn
I dabble in many genres, but I think I have the most fun writing war novels. When I'm writing about war, the ideas in my head seem to seamlessly flow onto the pages. I think I've read plenty of war novels too, and I think that makes me more resourceful in the genre too.
Daniel Newwyn
Two titles! The first one is another contemporary romance novella, tentatively named 'Lowly, Wicked, Love'. I'm trying to consistently pump out novellas of ~20000 words so my readers have a range to choose from.
The second one, which I'm really excited about, is a war sci-fi novel called 'The Last Woman on Earth'. Check out this description and see if you're excited too:
"In an alternate timeline, a military officer and the self-proclaimed ‘last woman on Earth’ on a journey to uncover the truth behind a world without woman.
Alexei Vronsky is having a hard time coping with reality after his comrade was killed in battle and his army stuck in a prolonged siege, but that's not the least of his problems. He finds an intruder in his room, who claims to be ‘the last woman on Earth’. She doesn't seem to have the slightest clue about the world, the ongoing war, and keeps referring to Russia as ‘the land above the snow’. As they get to know each other, Alexei Vronsky has to face a difficult choice: either abandon his secret mission to join the woman on an adventure to face the unknown, or turn her in to fulfil his loyalty towards the State."
The second one, which I'm really excited about, is a war sci-fi novel called 'The Last Woman on Earth'. Check out this description and see if you're excited too:
"In an alternate timeline, a military officer and the self-proclaimed ‘last woman on Earth’ on a journey to uncover the truth behind a world without woman.
Alexei Vronsky is having a hard time coping with reality after his comrade was killed in battle and his army stuck in a prolonged siege, but that's not the least of his problems. He finds an intruder in his room, who claims to be ‘the last woman on Earth’. She doesn't seem to have the slightest clue about the world, the ongoing war, and keeps referring to Russia as ‘the land above the snow’. As they get to know each other, Alexei Vronsky has to face a difficult choice: either abandon his secret mission to join the woman on an adventure to face the unknown, or turn her in to fulfil his loyalty towards the State."
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