The Worlds of Michael D'Ambrosio

Welcome back, everyone! I just received news from my publisher at AZ Publishing that the Fractured Time Trilogy and Night Creeps are now available on Kindle. The link in the ‘novels’ section for each novel from AZ takes you to my publisher’s website where you can easily order the Kindle version.
I’d like to thank everyone who purchased books from me at Connooga. I was very pleased with the support from regular readers and also many new readers. I also had an opportunity to spend some time with several of my literary friends including D.A. Adams, Andy Deane (Bella Morte), Steve Zimmer, Sean Taylor, Ed Crandell and a few others. I also had some fun talking with some of the Chattanooga Rollergirls as well. They are a great group that skate for a good cause. I also had a chance to speak with a class actor Brian Van Camp about making movies and what the actors go through. I’m looking forward to seeing all of them at Fandomfest in July at Louisville.
My next stop is LunaCon in Rye, NY. Don’t go far because you never know what’s going on in my worlds. Thanks again for joining me.

This weekend is Connooga and the start of another year of conventions. I’ve been busy with submissions for several screenplays and there is quite a bit of interest in three of them right now. We’ll see if anything materializes. I’m making progress with Galaxy of the Damned, the final book in the Space Frontiers series, and the ending promises to be one shocking finish to an already explosive series. I expect to add several appearances in Orlando FL, Palm Springs CA, and a few other locations along the way.
I met a movie pro recently who read a copy of The Eye of Icarus and her response was “why isn’t this a movie?” My reply was “you tell me.” She promises to push the script to several of her contacts and co-workers. There is so much involved in selling ascript that it’s never that simple. Please come back for more details and appearance information in a few weeks. For those of you attending the Connooga convention, come on by for a chat, a book or a drink. Take care everyone.