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BIOGRAPHY--KAY KENYON Kay Kenyon has published eight novels from major publishers, and her short stories are widely anthologized. Her work has also come out in French, Russian, and Czech editions. Her current series is the story of Titus Quinn's journey in search of his family through the Entire, a tunnel universe with a river of fire for a sky. Publishers Weekly listed this novel among the top 150 books of 2007, and it was also a top five science fiction pick at American Library Association. It was Greg L. Johnson's #1 book of 2007 for SF Site. The book has elements of fantasy, and has been described as sci-fantasy in nature. The Washington Post called it "A splendid fantasy quest as compelling as anything by Stephen R. Donaldson, Philip Jose Farmer, or yes, J. R. R. Tolkien."
To see details or to order a signed copy
you can visit her web site at www.kaykenyon.com.
On the home page there is a link to sign up for her bimonthly email
newsletter, Still Writing. In it she features notes on the
writing life, tips on the craft of fiction and updates on her own
writing. She is president of Write on the River in Wenatchee. (www.writeontheriver.org)
Signed copies of Kay's books are available at A Book For All Seasons. For a link, please see her website, above.
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A World Too Near: Book Two of The Entire and The
Rose
Starred Review, Publishers Weekly By Kay Kenyon 423 pp,. ISBN 978-1-59102-642-6, Hardcover $25 March 2008 |
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Kay Kenyon Bright of the Sky: Book One of The Entire and The Rose Bright of the Sky, debuted to rave reviews from Booklist, Library Journal and Publishers Weekly. This story of a man who journeys into a strange parallel universe in search of his lost child is a science fiction tale with fantasy overtones. The mixture seems to have worked, and she plans three more books in this series. Bright of the Sky: Book One of The Entire and The Rose 480 pp, ISBN 978-1-59102-541-2, Hardcover $25.00, April, 2007 Paperback, $15.00, February 2008, 480 pp, ISBN 978-1-59102-601-6
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