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Diapason

166 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1978

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Thomas Sullivan

22 books7 followers
Hello, fans and friends. If you're new to this page, I am a writer with some 90 published novels and short stories. My work is broadly ranged from a USA Today Bestseller to a Pulitzer Prize nommed literary satire (THE PHASES OF HARRY MOON, hardcover, Dutton) to thrillers in print, audio and e-books, including my new blockbuster original CASE WHITE in e-book. Links for all my novels are on my web site below. I’ve spoken on writing in broadly ranged venues from American schools to the House of Literature in Oslo, Norway.

Recreation is a big part of my life. I spend a couple of hours a day in the woods, cc skiing, blading, hiking or in the pool working out. I also write a free monthly column over on Storytellersunplugged.com and send out a free newsletter (Sullygrams...) once a month as well. Both can be accessed at my author's web site, along with photos and more bio. If you'd like to visit my web page, here’s the link: http://www.thomassullivanauthor.com/ You can also friend me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thomas.sulli... .

Thanks for your interest...

Best, Thomas "Sully" Sullivan

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February 24, 2008
Eight clones fighting for the love of one cyborg and 5 million dollars on the sands of mars. Hm. What I learned? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. My favorite part was where the water was frozen below the surface. Thanks for understanding the tiniest bit about physical chemistry before you started writing, douchebag.

Hint: The book sucked.
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September 12, 2026
Why make a space sci-fi that could’ve been set on Earth?? Why make an esper that never espers??
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