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Feast Or Famine
Feast Or Famine is a collection of blogs and essays written from 2008 to 2014 by author and publisher Theresa M. Moore. It includes the trails and tribulations of finding a publisher, then beginning the process of self-publishing; foibles in dealing with distribution, marketing and platforms for selling. Mixed in bewteen are essays on current events, inicluding political problems and issues around climate change, effective reforms and other things. It can be an effective guidebook to avoiding pitfalls in self-publishing, along with food for thought.
Principles of Publishing in the Digital Age
"An updated primer on the history of books and printing, the basics of preparing a manuscript for publication; including the philosophy and discipline of publishing, marketing and selling, bookkeeping and new developments in digital publishing. Based on the author's years of experience in the print advertising and publishing field, accounting, bookkeeping and tax expertise. The methods in this book can be applied to the development and production of any product. This little book will be your constant companion and valuable guide as you embark on the adventure of becoming your own publisher." --back cover.
Destiny's Forge
A stranger from another planet is headed to Earth, to search for an ancient enemy of the state who has been condemned on her world. Through a quirky turn of fortune she winds up serving on the military starship IFDC Destiny's Forge, where the crew is haunted by murder and sabotage. Over time she becomes a catalyst for change, and soon learns that the fate of two worlds has been placed in her hands. She is determined to honor her contract with the Council of Elders on her home world. But her fate is changed by destiny when another takes her place and ends a centuries old feud.
Science Fiction Films of The 20th Century
A collection of essays by the author about films which were important to pop culture and the science fiction genre. The chronology covers 1965 through 1966.
Nagrasanti
A novel of utopia, science fiction, and alien vampires. In the 24th century, Megan Thereau is a journalist invited to a secret enclave, a place long thought to be a myth, only to find a community of humans and alien vampires living in harmony. Soon after she arrives, the village is besieged from within as well as without, as a mysterious illness strikes the populace, and an adept from an ancient vampire cult invades to wreak havoc. As she investigates the events surrounding her, Megan learns the truth about the dragon's blood and discovers that she has an unique ability of her own, one which comes from a most unlikely source.
Science Fiction Films of The 20th Century
Collections of essays by the author about films which were important to pop culture and the genre. Each essay includes a complete plot synopsis, additional analyses and notes, anecdotal information and data, where possible; since some films have been lost. Each has been selected for addition to this volume based on the author's experience as a fan of science fiction and a film critic. Some of the films may seem like cheaply made popcorn thrillers but when seen for their themes and impact they were actually quite educational.
Swords of the Dragon's Blood
The sequel to "A Journey Written In Blood," this book continues the saga of Alexander Corvina and Lucien Arkanon as they move on to France. A swashbuckling adventure of the 17th century, they are separated by mere distance alone, and each of them must learn what it means to be French in their own way.
The Most Important Science Fiction Films of The 20th Century
A collection of essays by the author about films which were important to pop culture and the genre. Each essay includes a complete plot synopsis, additional analyses and notes, anecdotal information and data about each production. Each film has been selected for addition to this volume based on the author's experience as a fan of science fiction and a film critic. Some of the films listed may seem like cheaply made popcorn thrillers but when seen for their themes and impact they were actually quite educational. The chronology runs from 1970 to 1983.
The Dragon's Blood
A novel of science fiction adventure and alien vampires. The sequel to "Destiny's Forge." Antonia Bellero is determined to honor her contract with the Council of Elders on her home world. She must face her enemy, defeat him, and save a colony of her kind from discovery and destruction. But her fate is changed by destiny when another takes her place and ends a centuries old feud. A stand alone book in the Heirs of The Dragon's Blood series.
The Path of the Red Dragon
A novel of martial arts adventure and science fiction. In 1984, a reporter's assignment to cover the war between the dragon tongs in Chinatown San Francisco leads him on a journey to hell. When he investigates the murder of a loved one, he must forge an uneasy alliance with the Red Dragon tong, and learns that he is more than human.
