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What Became of America in My Lifetime

I was born in 1980, which was 35 years ago. The dominant geo-political drama in the world 35 years ago was the struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union. In and aroundthe year 1990, quite unexpectedly, the Soviet … Continue reading

Author Cameron Lambright reveals an excerpt from his sequel to BLAZING THE SUN!

If you’re anxiously waiting for the sequel to Blazing the Sun to be completed, we are too! Fortunately, Cameron Lambright has posted a brief excerpt from the in-progress manuscript.

He posted it on his personal website, The Granite Notebook. In addition to status updates on his novels, The Granite Notebook also features a variety of other interesting work written by Cameron, so be sure to check out the other posts he has featured there!

Click here to read the excerpt! 

Sneak Peek: the Sequel to Blazing the Sun

Today I have a special treat for you:A preview snippet from the upcomingsequel (title still classified)toBlazing the Sun ! 3/21 Burglars again tonight. I thought word would get around after the first ones. Too much chaos in this city. … Continue reading

The ‘Never’ Cut

So… sometime this summer I did a new hairstyle thing. One day I shaved my face and then I shaved my head, and then I thought, ‘Well, I’ll just nevercut or trim any of this again.’ Let it all grow … Continue reading

Reading from my novel The Young Garden Manifesto

Did you read The Young Garden Manifestoyet? Did you not read it yet? (for shame!) Here I am reading one of the New York City vignette chapters from the book. If you haven’t read it yet, this isa small taste … Continue reading

Inaugural Post!

It’s finally time to create an official first post and start filling The Granite Notebook up with content! The website has been unofficially live for a few weeks now,but I have still been occupied with putting the final touches on … Continue reading

Eugene Comic Con (EUCON)

Another great event is coming up that Incandescence Press is excited to be attending! We’ll be at the EUCON (Eugene Comic Con) this year on November 14th &15th at the Lane Events Center in Eugene, Oregon. This is going to be a great event with a lot going on, so we recommend getting tickets now before they’re sold out.

We will be selling Cameron Lambright’s science-fiction adventure novel, Blazing the Sun, and his literary fiction novel, The Young Garden Manifesto.

EUCON is currently having a sale on admission tickets until October 9th, so be sure to enter the code “NOVEMBER” into the form when you’re purchasing a pass.

Stop by, pick up some amazing literature, and enjoy the event with us!

For more information about the event, check out: www.eugenecomiccon.com

Florence Festival of Books

Mark your calendars! Incandescence Press will be attending the Florence Festival of Books on Saturday, September 26th from 10am – 4pm in the Florence Events Center. This event will be featuring authors and publishers from a variety of places in Oregon.

Cameron and Erica Lambright will be there to represent Incandescence Press. We would love for you to stop by and pick up a book. (or two!) Cameron will also be doing a reading and raffling off a copy of Blazing the Sun.

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For more information visit the Florence Festival of Books website at: www.florencefestivalofbooks.org

Blazing the Sun – Read the First Part Free!

Did you know that you can download Blazing the Sun in three parts? The first part is free on the e-reader of your choice. If you like it, you can get parts two and three for only $2.99. Check it out on Kindle, Nook, Kobo, iBooks, and Smashwords.

The Young Garden Manifesto is Finally Here!

We’re excited to announce the official release of Cameron’s new novel, The Young Garden Manifesto!

From our press release:

“The Young Garden Manifesto utilizes an innovative split narrative structure to tell the story of a young man seeking love and a new life for himself in New York City. The novel combines elements of fantasy, poetry, and contemporary fiction, weaving disconnected parts into a genre defying tapestry of thought and emotion. This deep, challenging work is likely to please fans of literary authors such as Haruki Murakami and David Foster Wallace.”

 

You can purchase The Young Garden Manifesto in print or e-book format. For print format, you can order the book from Amazon or order autographed copies of it from our website. It will also be available in select local brick and mortar bookstores very soon. E-book versions are available for the Kindle, Nook, Kobo, and iBooks readers, and can be purchased from their respective websites.

Watch Cameron talk about the book here: http://youtu.be/6WJxnjS1EPA