J. Allen Wolfrum
I'm currently working on the sequel to my first novel, Selected.
I'm tentatively calling the sequel, Plan B. I'm still in the early stages of planning and writing. I don't want to give away too much because the story line hinges upon what happened at the end of Selected. Mr. Anderson and The Board are growing more anxious to implement their plan of Unified Peace and someone has to stop them once and for all.
I'm also planning the prequel to Selected, which will be about the revolution that resulted in a change in the political structure of the United States. I'm still very early in the planning stages, but I'm really excited about this idea.
In the far distant future, I'm thinking through a concept that describes the struggles of veterans in their life after combat. Not immediately afterwards, but fifteen or twenty years later. As a veteran, I don't see many stories out there about the reality of what veterans go through when they transition back into being civilians and how the integrate back into society. There's lots of war stories where the end of the story is the solider coming home to a parade and walking into the sunset happily ever after. I think there's more to be told about that story.
I'm tentatively calling the sequel, Plan B. I'm still in the early stages of planning and writing. I don't want to give away too much because the story line hinges upon what happened at the end of Selected. Mr. Anderson and The Board are growing more anxious to implement their plan of Unified Peace and someone has to stop them once and for all.
I'm also planning the prequel to Selected, which will be about the revolution that resulted in a change in the political structure of the United States. I'm still very early in the planning stages, but I'm really excited about this idea.
In the far distant future, I'm thinking through a concept that describes the struggles of veterans in their life after combat. Not immediately afterwards, but fifteen or twenty years later. As a veteran, I don't see many stories out there about the reality of what veterans go through when they transition back into being civilians and how the integrate back into society. There's lots of war stories where the end of the story is the solider coming home to a parade and walking into the sunset happily ever after. I think there's more to be told about that story.
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