The Miracle Tree is a comedy about a tree that might make wishes come true. Unless it’s really about life and love and race and lies and media and politics and miracles and what more do you want for $5?
That’s the price for the enviro-friendly and non-global-warming e-version from smashwords.com. For that you can get it seven different digital formats, making it readable on everything from a Kindle to an Ipod. And because you own all formats for that price with no annoying DRM, you can put it onto your desktop and your laptop and your Iphone and wherever else you like. Here’s the link to buy from smashwords.
Guerrilla Gardening: A Manualfesto is an invitation to urban adventure. It’s meant to be a fun read but don’t miss the serious subtext: we’re talking about saving the planet. Really.
For more on the book, and my attempts to plug it, try this.
For more on the work behind the book, check out this short doc that won the 5 Minutes to Change Your World contest for director David Henderson-Hean.
And for something completely unrelated: Stayin’ Alive, Stayin’ Alive: My Search for the New Fountain of Youth documents my travels through the science and lore of the new longevity claims. It describes an earnest yet often comical attempt to discover whether there really is anything out there that we can do or take to live longer.
Did it work? You’ll have to get the book to be sure. But here’s one hint: I’m still here.
Stayin’ Alive, Stayin’ Alive: My Search for the New Fountain of Youth will be available for on-line purchase…er, soon.
The Miracle Tree is a comic novel about a cub reporter sent from the big city to a small town to write about a tree that may make wishes come true. But it’s slated to be cut down as part of a corporate development scheme, leading to a media circus with our young reporter unexpectedly serving as the ringmaster. The Miracle Tree will be available soon too.
