American Calamity is a fictitious dystopian page-turner that shows an eerie picture of what could come to be in the near post-apocalyptic future and the choices many Americans would be forced to make in order to survive. Could you?
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Illani was…tiny. She’d been living in the darkness of the “Lost Citadel” Pat and Myra had found years ago in the southern mountains. Alone, the little white-haired girl had survived. How?
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Joining a library-based group has proven beneficial to my writing life in several unexpected ways.