Discoveries - A Collection of Narrative Non-Fiction
by Daniel Sandoval
Price: $1.49 USD. 5960 words.
Published on June 22, 2011. Nonfiction.
This collection includes three narrative pieces about life, death, friendship, and beauty.
Location: United States
Member Since: June 20, 2011
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Daniel Sandoval
Biography
As a native to Denver, Colorado I have been exposed to the high Rocky Mountains, urban revivals of art and population growth, and a western influence that includes everything from tamales and green chili to ten gallon hats and Powwows. While I enjoy writing and telling stories, my true passions lie in helping those around me. Writing is but one method to do this. As the father of an eleven year old avid reader, my books reflect themes and topics that are directed towards the juvenile reader. Recognizing that the young adult genre is burgeoning across the globe I recognize my voice is only one of the thousands. As a Hispanic/Latino author, I strive to incorporate a multicultural tone in my writing and hope that you find my style unique. I hope you take the time to enjoy reading what I have written and thank you for your time.
Where to find Daniel Sandoval online
Website: http://danielpaulsandoval.blog.com
Twitter: dannygoat
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Blog: http://danielpaulsandoval.blog.com
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Blog: http://danielpaulsandoval.blog.com
Books
Portcoma
by Daniel Sandoval
Price: $0.99 USD. 67170 words. Published on June 20, 2011. Fiction.
Isolated from his nation of Portcoma, 16 year old Lino watches his father create a new animal species which blows open the doors for desert colonization. Unveiled by this creation are organized threats that will shake the foundation of a forgotten tribal people ready to reclaim their land of what once was the western United States.
Price: $0.99 USD. 67170 words. Published on June 20, 2011. Fiction.
Isolated from his nation of Portcoma, 16 year old Lino watches his father create a new animal species which blows open the doors for desert colonization. Unveiled by this creation are organized threats that will shake the foundation of a forgotten tribal people ready to reclaim their land of what once was the western United States.