Available Internationally from: Amazon Kindle, NOOK, Kobo, iTunes Alister Bane is an ordinary, average, everyday college student who has just begun an adventure of extraordinary proportions. Compelled to flee his home universe by circumstances beyond his control, he finds himself in the company of the insatiably curious Professor Odd, a tentacle monster named Dave, and a talking dog. Together …
< Back to Books • About the Series: The Adventures of Bouragner Felpz is a series of short stories by Goldeen Ogawa, set in her fictional universe of Antellonia. They cover the adventures and escapades of Bouragner Felpz, consulting magician, as he investigates cursed heiresses, bleeding stairs, and fairy abductions. The stories are narrated by his ward, …
Corianne Birch is a young woman, newly orphaned, in a strange city. Fortunately, she has a godfather who has agreed to take custody of her. Perhaps unfortunately, he is the flamboyant, inscrutable, sometimes-maddening magician Bouragner Felpz. Set in a time and place not far from late Victorian England—but in a world where magic is very, …
Nat has always been able to see things other people can’t. But she has never seen anything quite as peculiar, or quite as frightening, as the strange man locked in the chest in her room in the new house. Soon she finds herself dropped in the middle of an ancient conflict, and the fate of …
< Back to Books About the Series: Professor Odd is a soft science-fiction series of novellas by Goldeen Ogawa. It follows the adventures of the eccentric Professor Odd and her companions as they travel the multiverse in her inter-dimensional ship, the Oddity. List of Stories: 1: Professor Odd: The False Student Available in eBook. Read more… …
Available internationally from: Amazon Kindle, NOOK, Kobo University student Alister Bane is a neat, tidy, ordinary person living a neat, tidy, ordinary life. But all this changes when the flamboyant, other-worldly, and extraordinary Professor Odd waltzes into class and turns his world inside out. Suddenly Alister is thrown into the middle of a cat-and-mouse game …
In my experience going to conventions I have had the pleasure to meet some rather famous people. None so famous as Brad Pitt or Justin Bieber, but well know in their circles. It is all about finding your people, I think. If you only have 5,000 fans in the world, you will still be given …
After conventions, I find, is the worst time to get anything done, for me. Compounding matters is that there is always an excess of things to do, more so than usual. Take today, for example. In addition to the normal routine chores of homelife and my normal workload of comic pages to sketch and writing …
I have been told, by people who know me better than I know myself, that I do not come across in writing as I do in person. So when I sat down to write this inaugural journal entry I felt a little unsure of what to say. This is especially relevant, I think, as a …
