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Jamie L. Molaro

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Fantasy, Poetry, Historical Fiction

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Dr. Jamie L. Molaro holds a Ph.D. in Planetary Science from the University of Arizona. She is a Research Scientist at the Planetary Science Institute and Affiliate at the Caltech-Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and spends her days exploring the landscapes of other worlds throughout the solar system.

While her research might focus on a modern creation story of our place in the universe, it is her passion for myth, ancient history, and storytelling that feeds her writing. Her works combine myth, magic, and cosmos to explore human nature, go on adventures, and contemplate the subtlety of words.

She is also an artist and maker who creates art using scientific data from spacecrafts, a lover of games of all kinds, and a harpist. She lives in southern Ca ...more

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Jamie Molaro and 3 other people liked Dennis's review of Ulfhildr: "This is an exciting new long poem in a modified form of the Old English alliterative meter. Calling it an "epic" (as the back cover does) is probably a misnomer; Thaler's narrative is quite linear, and it contains few twists or complications. Yet it'" Read more of this review »
Apr 15, 2024 07:17PM · see review
Jamie Molaro and 3 other people liked Dennis's review of Ballads for the Witching Hour: Rimes, Lays, and Plays for Marionettes: "Although technically this book is a sequel to Bolivar’s The Lay of Old Hex, I read this having only encountered A Wheel of Ravens before. From the two books, though, you can clearly tell that Bolivar has a unique style. Unlike Wheel, which is written " Read more of this review »
Apr 15, 2024 07:12PM · see review
Jamie Molaro and 3 other people liked Dennis's review of Bea Wolf: "As someone who teaches and studies BEOWULF, I honestly loved this graphic adaptation for children. It knows the original text well, knows exactly how to change certain plot elements to capture the imaginations of kids, and the artwork is truly phen" Read more of this review »
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