A colorful children's picture book aimed to help kids dream about what they want to be when they grow up. It doesn't matter if anyone else believes in you, if you can dream it, you can do it. The first in a series of Sammie Squatch books, children are introduced to Sammie's family and his best friend, Spike, a unicorn. Targeted Age Group:: 2-7 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? My wife and I have been selling Bigfoot products for a few years and have gained a large following of … [Read more...] about Sammie Squatch – When I Grow Up by Andy & Wendy Picton
Interview with Author – Dan Mesikepp
About Dan Mesikepp: Dan Mesikepp was born in Fresno, California in 1980. He grew up in Ferndale, Washington, where he currently resides. A blue collar worker most of his life, he's had a wide range of jobs due to his diversifying interests, including construction and building roof trusses, restaurant work (yes, even a few fast food places), manufacturing and factory work, three sawmills, a plywood mill, two excursions to cities in Alaska to work robotic hours in seafood plants onshore, four … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Dan Mesikepp
The Late Great Thor McHugh by William Bryan Smith
Lucy Glass had often dreamed of the father she'd never known, imagining he was a world-famous surgeon or perhaps an airline pilot. What she didn't expect was that he was Thor McHugh, an aging, self-absorbed Bigfoot hunter. Living off the funding of a 4th tier university, McHugh and his partner, Ames, share a comfortable yet insular life in their fortified compound. But when a new chancellor takes over, McHugh suddenly finds himself cash strapped and out of a job. For Lucy, the stakes are much … [Read more...] about The Late Great Thor McHugh by William Bryan Smith
Interview with Author – William Bryan Smith
About William Bryan Smith: William Bryan Smith was born in New Haven, CT in 1971. He holds an MFA in creative writing from Bennington College, and is a graduate of Mansfield University. The Late Great Thor McHugh is his fifth novel. What inspires you to write? I suppose I'm inspired by the great novels I've read. For example, when I read a book like Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow, I'm reminded what the modern novel can be, how it can capture a moment in time (the waning days of WWII), but how … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – William Bryan Smith
Interview with Author – Kenna McKinnon @KennaMcKinnon
Author Bio: Kenna McKinnon is the author of SpaceHive, a middle grade sci-fi/fantasy novel; BIGFOOT BOY: Lost on Earth, published by Mockingbird Lane Press, a traditional small press. A children's chapter book, Benjamin & Rumblechum, will be published by Mockingbird Lane Press in late 2014. The Insanity Machine, a self-published memoir with co-author Austin Mardon, PhD, CM; and DISCOVERY – A Collection of Poetry, were released by Authors for a Cause and CreateSpace in 2012. Her books are … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Kenna McKinnon @KennaMcKinnon
Chasing Prophecy by James Moser @moser_james
This book is bargain priced from 06/19/2014 until 06/26/2014 "A stellar read for teens and adults, full of hilarious growing pains, tenderness, and a few surprises." (Kirkus Reviews) Mo is a teen boy just trying to survive high school in the mountain town of Boulder Creek, Washington. Boulder Creek is an isolated and mysterious place, proud of its reputation as the "Bigfoot Sighting Capital of the World." Mo falls in love with a girl named Prophecy who lives with a group that some call … [Read more...] about Chasing Prophecy by James Moser @moser_james
