A Tisket, A Tasket, Some Letters In Your Basket!
The Many Worlds of
Siobhan O'Connor
This is the page to find my books. I write in a variety of genres: cyberpunk, seagoing high fantasy, steampunk superheroes, picture books for kids, near-future hard science fiction, poetry, political and social satire, modern day urban fantasy, steampunk spy/adventure, and fantasy for "kids" ages 10-100. I can also write custom vignettes and custom short stories in any of the genres above that would feature you or your favorite historical or fictional character as the main character. I am in the process of changing from one old pen name to a new one so these books currently are in my old pen name. I'll be reuploading versions in the new name soon. The books are available on Amazon with some only in ebook form and others also in paperback.
Join the adventures of Freckled Moley, The Mary That Wouldn't, Pumpkin Jack, Mr. Boot and many more characters found only on The Island, in The Land of Fall!
This book explores traditional foods and some non-traditional foods for the four quarter days of the pagan calendar. Those are Yule, Ostara, Litha, and Mabon.Each has a menu for the entire meal, with a main meat dish, a vegetable dish, dessert dishes, and a drink.
Some short, some long, some lighthearted, some full of sorrow, this is a book of poems for the non-poet in all of us.
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This book is an anthology of stories in various genres. In it, you will find works written in the steampunk superheroes and villains, seagoing high fantasy, cyberpunk, modern horror, satire, modern urban fantasy, steampunk spy and adventure, Lovecraftian horror, post apocalyptic, and steampunk fantasy.
In this book, six short tales are bound to give you pause to think. A passenger on a plane, a woman in her home, a scientist in his lab, a frightened man in a dark alley, an executioner for the government and a device that looks into the future.
What could possibly go wrong?
This is the poignant and funny story of Erin, who went to the animal shelter to get a dog, and how it affected both of their lives.
Coming in late December:
The Willigers
Someone framed her murder. Now she's on the run. She didn't kill anyone but Isabel Hitzig knew the cops didn't care. Being a sex worker with a record sure didn't help.
Her only chance was to get to her uncle's place in DC. The real killer could be anywhere and if the cops didn't find her first, she wouldn't have to worry about jail.
Who wanted her dead? Who framed her, and why?