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- Morgan Drake Eckstein
- Denver, Colorado, United States
- A cross between Douglas Adams, Robert Heinlein, Erma Bombeck, Sybil Leek, and Wednesday Addams, Morgan Drake Eckstein writes in multiple genres and under many pennames. A survivor of several secret societies, MDE has served as a pagan (Wicca) community church board member as well as a Golden Dawn Hierophant. Today, he is (along with his wife, Khari) a minister of Fireside Wicca Community Church in Denver, Colorado. Among his pennames are Michael Ramalia (the New Egyptian Space Empire) . . .
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2 comments:
Great review. The book in question seems interesting enough to warrant a buy eventually. I should add that I enjoyed reading your relaxed style of writing too.
Read you review (and clicked on the "useful" vote and a couple of ads on the page, too). Looks like a fun book.
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