MVmedia Spotlight
The Eda Blessed Combo
Sword and Soul action and adventure from the world of Ki Khanga!
"Eda Blessed is a blast! Set in the world of Ki Khanga, this collection of stories about the roguish Omari Ket's rise from the back alleys to mercenary to a path of unwanted supernatural destiny is a terrific work of sword & sorcery."
-Fletcher Vredenburgh, Sword and Sorcery Blogspot
Too Old to Dance but Young enough to Rock 'n' Roll
Too Old to Dance But Young Enough to Rock 'n' Roll by L. Gene Brown and K. Ceres Wright is an exciting postapocalyptic SF military story from the point of view of two soldiers, one an African American man, the other an Ethiopian Israeli woman, each commanding their troops to search out and obtain a mysterious element promising to end the war —Protocol 45. In their quest, they must either fight, avoid, or negotiate with armies from Korea, China, and Russia, as well as local gang members, to obtain an elusive peace. But what will this peace cost?
L. Gene Brown and K. Ceres Wright have crafted a compelling futuristic tale that shows the grim reality of war—that could happen in today’s climate—where even those who survive pay a heavy price.
- Hamil Harris, award-winning journalist (WABJ) and college professor (University of Maryland)