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Jordan Castillo Price
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Tales from the Flat Earth; The Lords of Darkness (Night's Master, Death's Master, Delusion's Master) by Tanith Lee
A Dangerous Thing by Josh Lanyon
PsyCop: Property by Jordan Castillo Price
The House of the Stag by Kage Baker
The Machine's Child (The Company) by Kage Baker
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LibraryThing authors: Jordan Castillo Price (jcprice), Steve Berman (steveberman)
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Tagspublic library (18), nonfiction (2), non-fiction (2), M/M fiction (1), gay themed (1), PsyCop (1), writing craft (1), writing (1), business (1), cookbook (1) — see all tags
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About meI enjoy candlelight dinners and long walks on the beach... oh, wait, wrong site. I'm the author of the PsyCop and Channeling Morpheus series. I work at a public library in my day job and typically don't buy books anymore, other than reference books or e-books.
About my libraryI have a lot of 80's fantasy, a lot of writing how-to, and a lot of needlework books!
Homepagehttp://www.jordancastilloprice.com
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Real nameJordan Castillo Price
LocationMidwest, USA
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Common KnowledgeSeries (15), Awards (13), Characters (69), Places (16)
Member sinceAug 21, 2008
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 jcprice reviewed, rated, added:Man, Oh Man, Writing M/M Fiction for Cash & Kinks by Josh Lanyon  (read review) |
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(Aileen Fisher)
In the soft dark night
when the wind is still
and bullfrogs croak
at the bottom of the hill,
the fireflies reach
inside their coat pockets
and screw little light bulbs
into their sockets
so they can fly
through the night and play
without bumping their heads
or losing their way.
posted by theoldman at 12:26 pm (EST) on Mar 2, 2009
HI!! I haven't started on the Channeling Morpheus series yet (bad fan I know), but I LOVE those covers.
-liz
posted by latetocomics at 1:26 am (EST) on Aug 26, 2008