Another Sovereign Era Novel from Matthew Wayne Selznick?
by Larry on 08 May 2012
Back in 2008, I read the novel, “Brave Men Run” ( by
Matthew Wayne Selznick ) on a single flight from Detroit to Denver. Was it short in comparison to some novels? Yes. But I was able to finish the book because I just could not put it down. It was that engaging.
Now, Matthew Wayne Selznick asks us to help him decide if he should write another Sovereign Era book.
Selznick says:
I’ve prepared a six-question survey to assess if it makes sense for me to allocate time, energy and resources toward writing, producing and marketing a new Sovereign Era novel featuring characters from “Brave Men Run — A Novel of the Sovereign Era” like Nate Charters, Byron Teslowski, Lina Porter and the gang. While the book — likely called “Pilgrimage” — has been on the backburner for some time, I’d like to figure out if there’s good cause to actually write it.
Go on over to Selznick’s website and take the survey. Let’s get a new novel. I’m looking forward to this.
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