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Caroline Ailanthus joined us to discuss her latest novel The Elf, The Dwarf, and the Telegraph: Book I

A wild and well-thought out ecological fantasy tale, which the author is known for, Caroline gives us a hint of her writing style and research that goes into her books.

The book is available at all major online booksellers, or stop by your nearest independent bookseller to order it.

From Amazon Summary:

Why are Nonani's ancient forests being razed for charcoal, when everybody knows trees can talk and springs have souls? And the mysterious derger people will die without their forest. Activists of three human species-derger hunters, elfin scientists, ubum farmers, priests, and philosophers-unite to stop the charcoal harvest, but their success disturbs powerful forces, people who will do anything to crush the movement, even destroy a three-hundred-year-old republic.
In The Elf, the Dwarf, and the Telegraph, Book One, the fight for Nonani's future begins. Can the forest be saved, or is the age of myth and wonder simply over?

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HVAC specialist Sean Hansen dropped in to share the news of his transition from Technical Specialist to novelist. His new book Andrew Baines reveals the secrets of life as an HVAC specialist. Things are not always as the seem.

To find out more about the book, please visit Andrew Baines

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Opera Tenor Nicholas Hudak stopped by to describe his journey from a small Pennsylvania town to New York.

Nick has performed in opera and musical theater productions for many years and is on a new mission to bring musical theater to his local community in the Hudson Valley, New York area. With his new Perenne Theater Company, Nick wants to provide a performance outlet for local artists and musicians.

To learn more about Nick Hudak and to help support his mission, please visit www.PerenneTheaterCompany.com

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