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•  My books are available for purchase from Amazon.com  

• . . . and from Barnes & Noble

•  Celery Tree offers many good books, including my novel Seduction of the Scepter.

• Tor Books, publisher of my first three Arucadi novels, publishes a wide variety of science fiction and fantasy for adults and teens. Visit the web site: http://www.tor.com

•    Double-Dragon Publishing is the publisher of the Terrano Trilogy and Mistress of the Wind. Visit the web site:   http://www.double-dragon-ebooks.com/ 

•  WiDo Publishing is the  publisher of  my new adult fantasy novel, Seduction of the Scepter. Visit their web site: http://www.widopublishing.com

• The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. site has information invaluable to writers and also has links to your favorite SF and Fantasy authors: http://www.sfwa.org

• The IAFA is a scholarly organization devoted to the study of the fantastic (broadly defined) as it appears in literature, film,    and the other arts. I attend and participate in the annual conference,  held in March in Orlando, Florida. Visit the website at  http://www.iafa.org/

• Two science fiction conventions I attend each year are Necronomicon in Tampa, Florida, and Oasis in Orlando. To visit the Necronomicon web site go to  http://www.stonehill.org/necro.htm 

and the Oasis website is  http://www.oasfis.org/oasis

• Another annual event of interest to readers and writers is the St. Petersburg Times Festival of Reading, held on the University of South Florida's  St. Petersburg, campus, in October. The website is http://www.festivalofreading.com/  

• An excellent market guide is The Gila Queen's Guide to  Markets. Visit the Gila Queen web site