Galaxy Waffles - Galaxy Waffles, #1

Name: Galaxy Waffles
Price: 2.99 EUR
Author: Nikolai Wisekal
ISBN: 9798215054345

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Nikolai Wisekal

WMG Publishing
Paru le : 23/07/2023

Killer ingredients, entitled customers and explosions are part of the job description for Jolene, Boris and Murph, as they navigate untamed space in their... > Lire la suite

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Killer ingredients, entitled customers and explosions are part of the job description for Jolene, Boris and Murph, as they navigate untamed space in their diner ship. Life is lean, but they made it work until two dissatisfied customers blew a hole in their hull, stealing the galaxy's most psychedelic sushi. Before they can clean up the mess, Erabella, a nightmare manager from Jolene's past, serves up an astronomical repair bill and a write up that threatens to destroy Jolene and her family. Will they meet their profit quota? What shady deals will they make? Can they dodge ravenous ship-eating predators? Or will their family be torn apart forever?

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Date de parution : 23/07/2023
Editeur : WMG Publishing
Collection : Galaxy Waffles
ISBN : 8215054345
EAN : 9798215054345
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Nikolai Wisekal

Nikolai Wisekal's love for storytelling began with his wonderful aunt, whose stories made him laugh, think, and just want to read everything he could get his hands on. His mother also had wonderful editions of the original Grimm fairy tales that he enjoyed as a child. Eventually he began to read series like the Dragonriders of Pern, Lord of the Rings, Foundation Trilogy, and the Dresden Files, which set him on the path to being a fantasy and sci-fi fan for life. He got the wibbly-wobbly idea that he could learn how to write at the age of 16, thus starting a start/stop pattern as a writer for nearly ten years.
After attending DFWCON in 2018 and making friends, he started to dig into everything writing entails--characters, structure, dialogue, and his long hated enemy: grammar. If you asked some of his critique partners, he seemed to either ignore or have a personal vendetta against commas.