Lane R. Warenski, Grizzly Killer
It is Xlibris Publishing’s honor and pleasure to introduce Lane R. Warenski, author of Grizzly Killer: The Making of a Mountain Man. My first novel Grizzly Killer: The Making of a Mountain Man, is the story of young Zach Connors in the mid 1820’s going to the Rocky Mountains with his father. After he […] READ MORE |
Children’s Doodles in Medieval Book
Xlibris Publishing wants to share a recent article from the Guardian, wherein strange drawings in a medieval text have been identified as children’s doodles. The strange creatures and designs marking the margins of a 14th century book have been identified as doodles and drawings by bored medieval children. The text in question is a book […] READ MORE |
Tracey Lee, What Remains Pt 2
Xlibris Publishing returns with Tracey Lee, author of What Remains. One Message for Readers I hope that readers of my book will come to understand that our pasts, the best and messiest bits, are a part of what shapes us. We don’t have to be crushed or diminished by whatever we discover about our […] READ MORE |
2016 Locus Awards Winners
Xlibris Publishing shares the news about this year’s Locus Awards winners. What are the Locus Awards? The Locus Awards are an annual set of awards by the science-fiction and fantasy magazine Locus. Winners are determine by magazine polls filled out by readers. The Locus Awards began in 1971, for publication year 1970, and has […] READ MORE |
Tracey Lee, What Remains
Xlibris Publishing is very proud to present Tracey Lee, author of What Remains. Briefly Describe Your Book My book is called What Remains. The protagonist is Lily O’Hara, a young woman in her twenties, who is a curator and historian. She lives in a rural area near the Australian capital, Canberra. She is content […] READ MORE |