Solve
the World
Part
One
by
Dante Stack
Genre:
YA Dystopian Adventure
Young
Jennifer Dash leaves her Louisiana home in search of the key to life.
Her quest begins humbly enough amidst the swamps of the Pelican
state, but forces beyond her control will propel her past many
nations, oceans, cultures, and fairy tales... to the very limits of
reason and myth itself. Written as an adventure saga, what begins in
a whimper is destined to end with a bang.
In
Part One, you'll be submerged into a maelstrom of underground mobs,
charming love interests, mythical sea monsters, religious theme
parks, and relentless adventure.
Prepare
yourself. It's going to be a bumpy ride.
Beware
the Pied Piper.
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Solve
the World
Part
Two
Young
Jennifer Dash left her home with ambition. She wanted to discover the
purpose of life. Big stuff. But a crazy truck driver, an underground
homeless society, and a Catholic theme park with a secret kept Jenn
distracted. Now she's finally on the right path. She's joined the
crew of the adventure schooner Orion, a ship of scientific geniuses
bent on discovering the deepest truths of reality.
Will
Jenn find what she's looking for? Or will the madness of a few turn
her world upside down?
Long
is the way and hard, that out of darkness, leads into
light.
Continue
the journey. Beware the Pied Piper.
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Solve
the World
Part
Three
The
world is broken. Can we unbreak it?
Jennifer
Dash is hunting for a way to fix the world, and herself. From
Fox-masks, to secret orphan bunkers, to a New Zealand skyscraper
culling, to a ravenous Wendigo, this third part of Jenn's harrowing
adventure takes her past the boundaries of science, and straight into
the dragon's lair of mythological nightmares. Can Jenn solve the
world before Leviathan awakes?
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the Journey.
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the Pied Piper.
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Dante
has lived in multiple places. In each of those places, he has read to
his dog. She doesn't seem to mind, but Dante is suspicious that she's
not actually very interested in what he has to say. You have to
understand, Dante's dog can't read. So he has to read aloud to her.
He hopes that you can read for yourself, and that maybe you'll read
the things that he's read aloud to his dog. Maybe you'll be more
interested in the things Dante has written and read aloud than the
dog is.
GUEST POST
Do you remember the first story
you ever wrote?
I wrote a story about blowing
a bubblegum bubble so big that it enveloped me and I got lost inside.
I don't remember much about the story besides my final line -- the
classic, "Goodbye, cruel world." Even as a little fella I
liked my stories dark.
When did you first start
writing?
I was in third grade when I
first recall enjoying handwriting little stories.
Do you remember the first story
you ever read, and the impact it had on you?
The first book I read cover
to cover was "Dear Mr. Henshaw" by Beverly Cleary. The
novel is entirely letters from a young boy. I was in third grade, and
absolutely riveted by the style. I'm not sure if I even cared about
the storyline -- this lady wrote a whole story just through letters!
It was incredible. Mind blowing. How could this be? Reading that book
was my first hint that there are no limits to what a book can be.
What's the story behind your
non-fiction book, “Fun with the Apocrypha”?
I wanted to know more about
the books that didn't make it into the Bible. Once I grappled with
the menagerie that is the pseudepigrapha and gnostic and apocryphal
writings, I quickly learned that I had to limit the scope of my
endeavor. So for now, I'm focused on the Apocrypha. If all goes well,
there will be various "sequels" exploring other forgotten
ancient texts coming down the pipeline. Additionally, I wanted to
flex my comical muscles. Generally, I write darker tomes devoid of
humor. In that regard, this project was a stretch for me to try to
elucidate as many jokes out of myself as possible.
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I love the cover. And I really want to read it!
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