New on the Shelves
Forward Motion for Writers has many
published authors as members. Here are just a few of the currently
available materials that they have had published!
Lazette Gifford

Silky
&
Silky 2: Lord of the Land
Follow
Silkation's life from a young slave boy to a powerful lord of the land,
with danger always close at hand, and magic both his gift and his bane.
As
Anthica faces dangers from the outside, can Silky's enemies turn away
from their old hatreds to help keep their country safe?
Silky is also available as part of a bundle of Lazette Gifford's fiction
and nonfiction works.
Shana Norris
(Site
Member shana)
Something
to Blog About
Shana's
debut YA novel is available from Amulet Books and most bookstores as
well as Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com. Details
here.
Something to Blog About by Shana Norris - February 2008 - Amulet Books
ISBN-13/EAN: 9780810994744 - Price: $15.95 - 256 Pages
Holly Lisle
The
Ruby Key (Book I of Moon & Sun)
On the most dangerous night of the year, fourteen-year-old Genna and her
twelve-year-old brother Danrith go into the forest to find a healing
tree sap that could save their mother's life. But they don't come back.
Instead, they are drawn into the world of the dangerous nightlings, and
into a bargain with the immortal nightling kai-lord--find a missing
child, or they and their mother will die. (Scholastic, May 1, 2008)
Order your copy at your local bookstore, or at:

How To Find Your Writing Discipline
A Three-Day Plus 20 Minute Do-It-Yourself Writing Bootcamp
You want to write.
You've always wanted to write.
But you:
Can't find the time
Can't find the initiative
Can't find the discipline
Buy it here
Justin Stanchfield
(Site
Moderator Justinvs)
Space Cowboy
This
debut young adult novel is now available from Usborne Publishing Ltd in
the United Kingdom. Check it out
here.
Tamara Siler Jones
Valley of the Soul
Detective Dubric Byerly returns in the third and final installment of
this medieval fantasy-meets-thrilling mystery, genre-bending series from
the author of Ghosts in the Snow and Threads of Malice.
C. E. Murphy
House
of Cards
Isolated
from her tribe, Rhenna of the Free People walks alone, guarding the
borderlands. But the mountain-dwelling shapeshifters, allies of her
people, are disappearing, and word has come of a new evil. Known by
their red stones and the chaos in their wake, the followers of the Stone
God have made their ascent, spreading anger and war.
For more
information,
Check Here
Wen Spencer
Endless Blue
The Very
Large Object That ATE the Other Very Large Objects!
The Sargasso. Space ships go in, and they don't come back. But as the
all-destroying Nefrim drive humanity from the stars, everything depends
on one captain's desperate gambit: to dial his stardrive to zero—to
"fall off the map"—and plunge into the ocean-covered pocket universe
that is the Sargasso. Within is a secret that can change a galaxy. And,
though escape is a trick generations of trapped starfarers have tried
and failed to master—now the fate of two universes depends on Mikail
Volkov being the first to GET OUT!
For more
information,
Check Here
Lynn
Viehl

Stay the Night: A Novel of the Darkyn
Outlaw, immortal vampire, and art thief, Darkyn Lord Robin of Locksley has evaded authorities for the last 700 years. At the moment, he's falling for undercover federal agent Christina Renshaw, who has no time for an affair. She hopes to snag an elusive art thief, but soon has no choice other than to join forces with Robin.
When the chase becomes dangerous, both will have to choose between losing each other and losing everything they value...
For more
information,
Check Here
Jack Scoltock
(Site
Member Jakers)
Golden Weddin' and the B.V.M.
is
available from Virtual Tales
here.
An excerpt from one of his historical writings also appears in
Literature Reading with Purpose Course 2, a learning resource
for New York students published by McGraw/Hill.
Maria Zannini
(Site
Member mz)
Touch of Fire
This
futuristic fantasy was released in May 2008 by Samhain Publishing (ISBN:
978-1-60504-031-8). It starts life out as an e-book and will go to print
in Winter 2009.
You can read an excerpt and buy a copy
here.
Robert A. Black
(Site Member ShutterBob)
Lunar Pioneers
This YA novel was named winner of the Youth Moon Fiction category for OutOfTheCradle.net's Best of the Moon awards for 2008. For more details about the contest, go here. For information about the book,
click here.
Stephanie Green (Site Member Lysistrata) had a very productive ending to 2008 and beginning to 2009. Check out her work below:
Books:
33 Mistakes Writers Make About Blind Characters
In 33 Mistakes Writers Make about Blind Characters, you learn about:
- What it's really like to be blind
- How a blind person tackles daily living – eating, dressing themselves, working, cooking, putting on makeup, travelling and playing sport.
- Resources and technology available for people who are blind
- Treatment of the blind throughout history
- Famous blind people and their feats – you'll be amazed at the achievements of these people!
Available from
Holly's Shop. You can get more information at her Website.
Articles:
Elven Lays and Powerchords: Chaos, Revellry and Community in Tolkien-themed Heavy Metal is now available on Strange Horizons. Read it here.
A personal essay Blinded by Sin will appear in a forthcoming issue of Connected/Lifeglow.
Dialogue Magazine accepted her article Surviving University Exams for their April issue.
City of the Beast: a Heavy Metal Tour of London sold to go NOMAD. Read it here.
5 Tips for Visually-Impaired Travellers is published at Traveller's Notebook.
Short stories:
Court of the LitterFey appears on Reflection's Edge
Poetry:
Beautiful Girl and Window Eye have been accepted for publication in the April issue of Illumen.
From the Asylum accepted her poem Zombie Tolkien takes in a movie for a forthcoming issue.
2 poems, Two Warriors and the Lost Words and Creme biscuits, are available at Wordgatherings.
Over the Edge is up at Mindflights and was selected for the print edition, which is available here.
David (Site Member dmtoft) has sold his dark fantasy novel ENDGAME to Wings e-press.
Tony Noland (Site Member The Fun Guy) has sold two micro stories to the Twitter-based magazine Thaumatrope under his Twitter handle of TheFunGuy. They will appear on March 23 and May 28 of 2009.
Damon Lord (Site Member ananaso)'s short story A Christmas Kiss won first place in the Spinetinglers Christmas Horror Story Competition and is available online: here
Leila Coyle (Site Member Ellsea)'s short story, Ursula's Roses, appears in Flash - The International Short-Short Story Magazine.
Chris Ward (Site Member headofwords) has two recent sales:
Ms Ito's Bird, a short story, appears in Weird Tales #352 (the November/December 2008 issue).
Feeding the Gulls, a short story, is in the holiday issue of Written Word.
Aleta Clegg (Site Member squid) has sold a Temple of Doom Party Menu to Abandoned Towers for their first print edition.
Kristen Howe (Site Member angelscribe)'s American cinquain, Dip Deep was accepted by Snow Monkey for their February issue.
Jack Randall (Site Member Jackarandos) has a poem, Last One Down, in A World of Difference, a poetry anthology from Southern England.
Wayne Squibbs (Site Member Wanu)'s short story The Happy Hamster is scheduled to appear in the second issue of Yippee Magazine.
Carter Nipper (Site Member arrvee) has a horror story, Garlic Chicken, available from Alien Skin Magazine. You can read it here.
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