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M. Alden Phillips

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M. Alden Phillips writes mythic, atmospheric fiction where emotional truth and quiet speculative elements shape the world as deeply as magic. His debut novel, Waking in Sheol, earned praise for its depth and atmosphere and currently holds a 4.86‑star average on Goodreads. His newest novel, Kinship Covenant, continues The Sheol Prophecies, exploring kinship, memory, and the long work of restoration. He is currently writing his latest Social Fantasy novel, Angels Unawares.

Begin your journey at https://www.mAldenPhillips.com
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If any part of my work speaks to you, I’m always glad to hear from readers. You can reach me at Alden@mAldenPhillips.com.
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4.88 avg rating — 17 ratings — published 2025 — 4 editions
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One of the surprises of writing a novel is that questions you thought were settled sometimes demand a second look. This morning, a major character forced me to rethink a decision I thought I'd already made.
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