Letters to Psyche by Sandra Ulbrich Almazan

In her rare moments of free time, she enjoys crocheting, listening to classic rock (particularly the Beatles), and watching improv comedy. When the Greek god Cupid visits Verona, he foresees no problems uniting the Montague and Capulet families.

She lives in the Chicago area with her husband, Eugene and son, Alex. Letters to Psyche Sandra Ulbrich Almazan 4.00 8 ratings3 reviews Want to Read Kindle 0.99 Rate this book A fantasy short story of about 5,000 words. Some of her other accomplishments are losing on Jeopardy! and taking a stuffed orca to three continents. Her day job is QA Representative for enzyme company she’s also been a technical writer and a part-time copyeditor for a local newspaper. Her undergraduate degree is in molecular biology/English, and she has a Master of Technical and Scientific Communication degree. Sandra Ulbrich Almazan combines her own reading experiences, general information about over eighty authors and their works, and her personal interactions with some of the authors into. She is a founding member of Broad Universe, which promotes science fiction, fantasy, and horror written by women. Are you wondering where your next epic fantasy read will come from How about steampunk, science fiction, or urban fantasy If you're interested in discovering new books and authors, this guide will help you.

Other published works by Sandra include Twinned Universes, the sequel to Lyon's Legacy Seasons' Beginnings, Book One of the fantasy Season Avatars series and several science fiction and fantasy short stories. (an early version of Lyon’s Legacy) earned an Honorable Mention in the 2001 UPC Science Fiction Awards, and her short story “A Reptile at the Reunion” was published in the anthology Firestorm of Dragons. Her science fiction novella Move Over Ms. Although she hasn’t been writing quite that long, she did compose a very simple play in German during middle school. Sandra Ulbrich Almazan started reading at the age of three and only stops when absolutely required to.

Letters to Psyche by Sandra Ulbrich Almazan