Gracie McKeever
BIO: Gracie C. McKeever is a local
novelist from the Bronx and aside from
several side trips along the way has
lived and worked her entire life in the
New York City area. She has been
writing since the ripe old age of seven
when two younger brothers were among
her earliest, captive audience for
various short story readings and
performances.
Her short stories, novellas and poetry
have seen exposure in various lit and
art magazines and other venues--online
and in print. Of particular note, heard
over the airwaves on KFJC's morning
show, Dancing In The Fast Lane With Ann
Arbor (Unbedtime Stories) out of Los
Altos Hills, CA (NEW LIFE INCOGNITA was
the story of the month for March 2000.
MILES TO GO was the story of the month
for March 2001). She's also proud to be
a member of the ("Worlds' Oldest Active
Homeless Paper") Street News family and
has seen numerous articles, poems and
novel excerpts published within its
pages as well as having had a poetry
reading on Pseudo On-line Network
(Street News Review).
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Circuit of Heaven
by Dennis Danvers
"plot twists and suspense while explore gamut of emotions and ultimately love"
Posted April 12, 2003
This technological drama incorporates the classic tale of
an angst-ridden and restless youth (twenty-one-year old
Nemo) coming of age in a not-so-distant future society. The
fact that said society is obsessed with perfection and
immortality at the expense of (its) collective conscience
is no small Read more...
The Queen of Darkness
by Miguel Connor
"A memorable tale of redemption and the resiliency of the human spirit"
Posted March 16, 2003
Byron Solsbury is one of the chosen, a being of the new
order. Brash and willful, he is also the ex-head of the
Ravens, Stargazers' elite security force. In a society that
doesn't easily tolerate disobedience from its citizenry,
Byron's checkered past and a penchant for insubordination Read more...
Parable of the Sower
by Octavia E. Butler
"As are most odysseys, these two books were difficult to read but more difficult to put down!"
Posted December 7, 2003
In "Parable of the Sower", Lauren Oya Olamina--the
oldest child of five and a preacher's daughter in
twenty-first century America--is a youth of vision
and destiny approaching womanhood amidst desperate and
violent times. She has experienced a sheltered
existence, literally, growing up behind bars in Read more...
Knight of a Trillion Stars
by Dara Joy
"comically steamy and sensual story that will enchant and inspire"
Posted June 6, 2003
Deana Jones has had a bad day. She's just been fired from
her job, and sat in "something wet" and decidedly un-
kosher on the train. By the time she makes it to the
parking lot and discovers that her car is blocked behind
two others that have just Read more...
Prince of Dreams
by Susan Krinard
"love and determination are timeless and powerful"
Posted June 6, 2003
More than two centuries old, Nicholas Gale is an immortal
who has endured more suffering than any being should ever
have to lay claim.
Gale is orphaned as a teenager when his mother, in her
efforts to become mortal, lost her sanity and killed her
husband before committing suicide. Consequently Read more...
Dreams of You
by Tina Wainscott
"A sensual and sensitive romantic suspense"
Posted April 12, 2003
What do you get when you mix an heiress on the run for her
life and hiding amongst the underprivileged in Florida, and
talented high-fashion model's photographer from New York
determined to track down the woman who's been haunting his
dreams for three years? You get the Read more...
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