Spotlight On: Iscah

 

How did you get involved in the upcoming Imaginarium convention?

I contacted Stephen Zimmer about another convention, and he recommended I give Imaginarium a try.

 

What is your latest release and what genre is it?

The novel Seventh Night.  It’s a romantic, comic, action adventure fantasy.

 

Quick description of it.

Once, a boy fell in love with a girl not long before a princess married a charming prince, and if the boy had been the prince or the girl had not been the princess, this might have been a simple fairytale romance.

But he wasn’t, and she was. So things were complicated. And then there were the bandits and the poison and the kidnapping and the secrets and the betrayal and the monsters and the magic, the journey across the desert and the journey across the sea, and of course that tax issue.

In a land where unicorns are commonplace, life can start resembling a storybook. Everyone wants a happily ever after, but sometimes true love requires sacrifices…

 

Something unique about it.

The most unique bits are the most spoilerish.  But I suppose it’s the sense of very real people stuck in this almost classic fairytale scenario, and trying to conform to or break out of the roles they are cast.

 

Links for people to buy it.

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GMW1DHO

Barnes and Nobles: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/seventh-night-iscah/1117076358?ean=9780983551942

Kobo: http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/seventh-night-1

Smashwords Link: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/365296

& most U.S. bookstores should be able to order it, if it’s not on the shelf.

 

Your promo links.

http://www.amoebaink.com/SeventhNight.htm

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BeforeTheFairytale

 

Your short Bio.

Iscah is too young to be called old and too old to be called young. It is rumored that Iscah was born, and it is prophesized that Iscah shall one day die. As yet the prophecy goes unfulfilled. When not lost in imaginary lands, Iscah lives in the city of music.

“Imaginarium is an entire convention centered on creative writing taking place September 19-21 in Louisville KY, featuring over 140 panels and workshops organized into 12 categories.  Over 130 professional guests will be featured in the programming, covering all aspects of creative writing in the worlds of books, eBooks, screenplays, comics/graphic novels, and even game design.  All of it is set within a fun, convention atmosphere that includes activities like a Masquerade, gaming room, film festival, and more.  Please visit www.entertheimaginarium.com for further information.”