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Member Since: Feb. 02, 2010

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MeiLin Miranda

Biography

MeiLin Miranda writes the fantasy novel series An Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom and the online serial "Scryer's Gulch: Magic in the Wild, Wild West." She is on Ravelry as MeiLin; she knits and spins and occasionally must be cut loose from the resulting cocoon-like tangle. She has fatal addictions to BPAL perfume and fountain pen ink. MeiLin lives in Portland, OR with her family and cannot stop writing despite their pathetic begging.

Where to find MeiLin Miranda online

Website: http://www.MeiLinMiranda.com/
Twitter: MeiLinMiranda

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Scryer's Gulch

Blog: http://www.MeiLinMiranda.com/blog/1

Where to buy in print

http://www.amazon.com/MeiLin-Miranda/e/B0045JRNC0

Books

The Gratification Engine: An IHGK Story by MeiLin Miranda
Price: $0.99 USD. 6760 words. Published on February 19, 2011. Fiction.
Three Scholars have invented an exciting new device to cure everything from hearing loss to "female complaints," and two priestesses of the Lovers' Temple have been asked to experiment with it. Young Jep Burrman is supposed to stay quiet and do the scut work for his two seniors. But when the priestesses choose him--and only him--to help them test the Apparatus, life for Jep will never be the same

Accounts: An 'Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom' Story by MeiLin Miranda
Price: Free! 4660 words. Published on January 26, 2011. Fiction.

(4.67 from 3 reviews)
A mysterious figure battles a madam for the futures of a pair of beautiful children in this prequel set of shorts to the series "An Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom."

Scryer's Gulch: Magic in the Wild, Wild West - Episodes 11-30 by MeiLin Miranda
Price: $1.95 USD. 27630 words. Published on September 28, 2010. Fiction.
Brave and beautiful young Treasury Agent Annabelle Duniway may be getting more than she bargained for in the wide-open mining town of Scryer's Gulch. She's getting closer to the source of the poisoned magical ore hermetauxite, closer to the brilliant, twisted spellcaster corrupting it--and closer to handsome and dangerous Sheriff John Runnels. Episodes 11-30 of this western fantasy serial.

Lovers and Beloveds: An Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom Book One by MeiLin Miranda
Price: $4.95 USD. 143660 words. Published on September 7, 2010. Fiction.

(4.75 from 20 reviews)
The forgotten stories of his Kingdom's women lead Prince Temmin through a maze of assassination attempts, political and sexual intrigues, and immortals to a choice that may glorify his father's empire or end it. Set in a Victorianesque world of magic, sex, political intrigue and military conquest, "Lovers and Beloveds" is the first book in the series "An Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom."

Scryer's Gulch: Magic in the Wild, Wild West - Episodes 1-10 by MeiLin Miranda
Price: $1.95 USD. 18860 words. Published on February 2, 2010. Fiction.

(3.33 from 3 reviews)
1875: The dawn of a new age of technology, based on the magical ore hermetauxite from the hard-scrabble mining town of Scryer's Gulch. But someone is poisoning it--twisting it for an evil purpose. Treasury Agent Annabelle Duniway and her demon servant Misi have come to the Gulch undercover. Their assignment: Find out who's corrupting the ore that increasingly runs the world, and why.

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Smashwords book reviews by MeiLin Miranda

Unspeakable on Oct. 26, 2010

My introduction to MCA Hogarth was her excellent serial "Spots the Space Marine"; despite that rather misleading title, it's strong, tersely written military scifi with actual characters. What a concept! And her Kherishdar books are equally wonderful. I've resisted much of her other work, though, because I'm not much for "furries." Not any more. I've recently powered through all of her Jokka stories, and not one was a waste of either time or money. This one remains my favorite, perhaps because every writer faces the challenge the clay-keeper Ke Pediná faces. I sure do. I do agree with Elizabeth's comment about "okay." Many writers do it in "translating" concepts from other languages. I find it jarring and anachronistic whenever writers do. I prefer its actual meaning: "all right." That, however, is niggling. Be careful with the Jokka stories. If you read one of them, you'll have to read all of them.
Money for Sorrow, Made Joy on Oct. 26, 2010

Another Jokka story. There's not much to say I didn't say elsewhere, except to warn that if you visit the Jokka you'll keep coming back. This is a completely believable, well-built world, and it's addictive.
Fire in the Void on Nov. 07, 2010

Sometimes charlatans are on to something. Another fine Jokka story from MCA Hogarth. Collect 'em all! :D
His Neuter Face on Nov. 07, 2010

I wanted more of this. I want very much to know what happens to this new-founded House. The Jokka stories are all wonderful, and for the price of a fancy coffee you could have handfuls of them (many free). Go buy dem. :)