Anywho, this story definitely showed some promise. So I might go in just reviewing the one story and acknowledging that fact at the same time. A mysterious organization as well as a supposed villain, Alexander Normal, and not to mention a conspiracy that would place the entire universe at risk.Īs far as the story itself, it should be read as one series, which is an interesting concept. However, a mysterious incident places his future at risk. The story follows Aleph Worf-Sapir, a future Letter Mage enlisted to a college exchange program with another moon society.

In hind sight, I probably should have read them all, but maybe someday, there’ll be a follow up where I review the entire thing. So far, there are 4 books (quarters if you will) in the series. This is a pretty short tale, because it’s more or less what I refer to “season one” of a much larger tale. Today our novel (novella, really) is The Letter Mage by Alexandra Penn. Apologies for taking so long to get to it, but here we go.)Ī science fantasy world with espionage, magic, and a kid who didn’t mean to be a villain. (This was the story I chose for #IndieApril a few months back. Today, I review The Letter Mage (First Quarto) by Alexandra Penn. Short Stories (and sometimes Novellas) are featured as in-between posts and the first Friday of the month will feature a new novel review. Help support a fresh new author with a fantastic read this summer.įiction Friday is a series where I talk about what I’ve been reading. You can see a preview of the very first chapter here. My first novella, City of Kaiju, is finally out! Available through Amazon and Books2Read. See more videos by Champions Against Bullying on YouTube. Established in 2004, CAB brings workshops, programs, and award-winning resources for kids from preschool to high school, as well as for parents, educators, associations, and corporations across North America.Īlexandra Penn, Founder, Crisis Intervention Specialist The organization provides proven prevention strategies, intervention know-how, and immediate practical solutions that address issues unique to bullies and their targets and to bystanders. This PSA, 'Too Late,' created by Deutsch NY for Champions Against Bullying, depicts teenagers reading messages from the actual social-media pages of teens who were bullied.Ĭhampions Against Bullying, one of the oldest international nonprofits, is passionate about creating a society in which 'every child has the opportunity to develop, learn and thrive in an environment without fear,' to not only raise awareness, but to do something about bullying. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.