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C.D. Leavitt

Goodreads Author

Born

in The United States

Website

http://hobolaptop.blogspot.com/

Genre

Gay & Lesbian, Historical Fiction, Romance

Influences

Douglas Adams, Robert A. Heinlein, Aldous Huxley, Vernor Vinge, Roger ...more

Member Since

December 2010

URL

https://www.goodreads.com/CDLeavitt

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Theorizing that one could completely lose track of her life within fiction, Dr. C. D. Leavitt led an elite group of fanfic writers into the Yukon to develop a top secret project. Pressured to prove her theories or lose funding, Dr. Leavitt prematurely started a book... and vanished. She awoke to find herself in an alternate history, suffering from a hangover. Fortunately, contact with her own time was maintained through brainwave transmissions with Diggy, her cat, who appeared in the form of a hologram that only Dr. Leavitt can see and hear. Trapped in a past that never existed, Dr. Leavitt finds herself leaping from story to story putting things wrong that once went right and hoping each time that the next leap will be before the deadline.

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Huzzah!

You can expect my next book sometime this summer. A more specific release date will be announced once it's verified. It's going to be called Bones of Mud and I'm pretty excited about this one.

It's gone through a lot of changes, but I think what I've ended up with is pretty nifty. It's an urban fantasy about a private investigator. Shape-shifters are all over the place in the plot, plus the world's Read more of this blog post »

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