Showing posts with label the lost city of z. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the lost city of z. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Jaguar Breath on My Ear at Night...

I cannot describe what it is like to wake up in the darkness of the jungle, completely alone. You know you are miles from the nearest person, and surrounded by millions and millions of trees. The stars are invisible beneath the canopy, as your hammock rocks gently, and warm breath falls in savage staccato on your neck. The claws, the teeth, those eyes... Invisible just inches from your face. Read more in this sample CLICK HERE:



Monday, March 31, 2014

Uncontacted Tribes Are in the News Again

#Uncontactedtribes make the news every few months, when someone from the air gets a picture of them. These pictures are very clear and show a group of people taking cover beneath a shelter, clutching spears/bow and arrows. Strange to think of a human that has never seen the wheel, or used a spoon. But they know many things we don't. So we should respect them and leave them alone out there.

Monday, February 24, 2014

Finished Books Just Came IN !!!

Just got these in the mail! Started writing back in 2008/9 and started working towards publishing almost two years ago. Its been a long road to this, and it feels really good to finally hold this in my hands! Damn they are beautiful. So stoked for MARCH 18th when they finally get into stores!

Monday, February 10, 2014

A Compliment I Don't Deserve

    With just over thirty days to go until M.O.G. hits book stores - by far the most exciting thing is reading early reviews. After years of work I get to see if anyone actually likes what I worked so hard to create! 
     So far we've gotten some great reviews from big names like Publisher's Weekly and Kirkus. And we have also gotten a lot of really positive personal reviews from people on Goodreads and on Amazon. One reviewer wrote this line (below), that I had to re-read several times.

"he has had enough remarkable adventures to make him as close as I believe one could come to being a modern day Percy Fawcett"

To learn more about Fawcett, check out The Lost City of Z by David Grann - it is a great Amazon Adventure!