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Ken Brosky
I received my MFA in fiction writing from the University of Nebraska-Omaha. I've had over a dozen short stories published.In addition to regularly contributing literary fiction to various journals and magazines, my current project is a Young Adult series called The Grimm Chronicles. Maybe you've... show more

I received my MFA in fiction writing from the University of Nebraska-Omaha. I've had over a dozen short stories published.In addition to regularly contributing literary fiction to various journals and magazines, my current project is a Young Adult series called The Grimm Chronicles. Maybe you've heard of it? No? Really? Well ...My co-author Isabella Fontaine and I devised 3 "rules" for this Young Adult series. They're important to us. 1. There are no love triangles. We've set this as an explicit rule. Our main character might find love, but she won't be hounded by topless boys and she certainly will never spend her time deciding who to spend the rest of her life with.2. Our hero, Alice, must use her brain to overcome her obstacles. That doesn't mean she can't kick some butt (she definitely can!), but she does have to rely on her knowledge to win the day.3. Alice will never commit an act of violence against another human being without there being consequences. Sure, she can do battle with evil monsters ... but violence against human beings has real consequences. Too often our heroes of today cause physical pain to people around them in order to achieve victory. Alice is different. Alice respects nonviolence to solve real-world problems, and only uses violence to rid the world of the evil Corrupted.
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100 Pages A Day...Stephanie's Book Reviews
Alice is becoming more secure in her position as the hero. This episode takes Alice, Briar Rabbit and her best friend Sam deep into the Grayle’s corporation. The Grayle’s are several of Snow White’s dwarves that are now prominent businessmen in society. In addition to banking and real estate, the...
100 Pages A Day...Stephanie's Book Reviews
200 years ago the Grimm Brothers brought their characters to life, destined to repeat their stories. The characters have integrated throughout society, but have become more corrupted throughout time. Alice has emerged as the hero, the one that can return the characters to their pages with the help...
100 Pages A Day...Stephanie's Book Reviews
Long ago, the Brother's Grimm set about writing their tales on magic paper with a special pen. The paper brought their stories alive- literally; the characters from each of the fairy tales began appearing in real life, destined to play out their stories over and over again. However, over time all o...
The Paper Gardens
The Paper Gardens rated it 12 years ago
I've been waiting to read this book since I finished the first collection of three volumes. It completely made my day when I noticed it was free on Amazon. That being said, I thought the second volume didn't *quite* hold up to the first one.Don't get me wrong - Alice is still an awesomely kick-ass c...
The Paper Gardens
The Paper Gardens rated it 12 years ago
It's no secret that I adore fairy tales.Reading the description of this book, my first thought was that it was going to be something like that one NBC show, Grimm. Well...it was, but it wasn't.For starters, I like the premise. It explores what happens to a fairy tale character after the story ends, ...
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