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Adam Marsh (also known by his pen name A. Michael Marsh) is a software engineer, U.S. Army veteran, and author of two science-fiction novels, The Changed, and Survived. His novels both received five stars from Foreword Clarion, and his work has been called “nearly impossible to put down,” by Kirkus. As an engineer and lover of all things fantastic, his work tends to straddle the line between the real and the unknown. Adam has a degree in Computer Systems Engineering and a certificate in Novel Writing, both from Arizona State University.

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Mariner’s Wake Contest

Remember when I promised to do some giveaways for Mariner’s Wake? Well, I swear I’m not a liar because here’s another one!

I have ten hardback copies of Mariner’s Wake waiting to be sent to new homes. All you have to do is sign up on my mailing list from now until the end of January 2022, and you’re entered! I’ll randomly select ten winners to receive a copy of the book.

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