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Leonie Rogers
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The eternal question of what happens to the half pairs of socks that do not come out of the washing machine, despite full pairs going in!
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Frontier Incursion
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Frontier Resistance
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Frontier Defiant
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The Cat, the Crow, and the Cauldron: A Halloween Anthology
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Amethyst Pledge (The Albatar Chronicles, #1)
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Dark Days (The Albatar Chronicles #2)
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May The Fourth: A Collection of Stories Across Time and Space
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Post I Wrote on Substack
I’m trialling writing on substack, so here’s a link to my latest.
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Happy Belated Birthday to all of those I missed! So sorry to be late! But I hope all of your days were excellent, and full of books!
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"Another triumph of the storyteller's art. Not only are individual scenes quite memorable, but the characters spring out of the pages into the sort of overblown witty atmosphere that Pratchett creates so well. Among the themes that permeate this work "
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I'm doing a re-read of Aftershocks by Marko Kloos which I read ages ago, but somehow didn't really rate. Picked it up again, and now I'm really enjoyi
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I enjoyed the book, so I'm quite looking forward to seeing the movie. Particularly given the good rap it's getting here and elsewhere.
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"Probably one of the best movie tie-in books I've read &, having perused the Afterwords from James Cameron & the author, I can see why. The two of them, & others working on the film, consulted constantly, & Card managed to work from the the movie, not"
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Hi Adrian! Thanks for watching along :) I have considered it, but am not sure if I'd have the technical skills to put it into the right format.
Hi Leonie, I watched your Dark Days launch with interest. Have you thought about creating the files for an audio book yourself? I thought you read your passage very well - in an Australian voice. I've bought all the gear to create my own audio books but my house is so noisy so it's a bit of a pain.
I'll get around to it.
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Leonie wrote: "Matthew wrote: "Hello Leonie. Do you remember how, a long time ago, you and I talked about an anthology?"Oh yes, I do! And I have been really busy and had completely forgotten about it. The Yuva ..."
Damn these notification settings, I didn't even know you replied and was going to message you again!
And yes, that's exactly the one. We are commencing the whole finalization process, which means I've cut down on what stories we'll need before we can publish it. However, we are still looking for someone to do the Anomalies story, which is the one you expressed interest in, as I recall.
Matthew wrote: "Hello Leonie. Do you remember how, a long time ago, you and I talked about an anthology?"Oh yes, I do! And I have been really busy and had completely forgotten about it. The Yuva anthology?
Hello Leonie. Do you remember how, a long time ago, you and I talked about an anthology?
Rotuma wrote: "Thank you for accepting my friend request."No worries, Rotuma :)
