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My fiction...
A war romance...
The Eagles of the Sierra Madre spans the last year of World War II. It is a story, too common, during wartime. Two young people meet and war gets in their way. One is a pilot of the Mexican Expeditionary Air Force. The other a young Woman Army Corps instructor. Family conflicts surface from a secret from more then twenty years ago. The story is against the backdrop of Texas and then the South Pacific. Segments of the war are experienced by the P-47 aviator as he passes through New Guinea,Tinian Island, and then the days servicemen return to America.
Do they reunite?
Find out...go to the Bookstore Annex for the ebook and return to 1944...
A war romance...
The Eagles of the Sierra Madre spans the last year of World War II. It is a story, too common, during wartime. Two young people meet and war gets in their way. One is a pilot of the Mexican Expeditionary Air Force. The other a young Woman Army Corps instructor. Family conflicts surface from a secret from more then twenty years ago. The story is against the backdrop of Texas and then the South Pacific. Segments of the war are experienced by the P-47 aviator as he passes through New Guinea,Tinian Island, and then the days servicemen return to America.
Do they reunite?
Find out...go to the Bookstore Annex for the ebook and return to 1944...
Daria Quentaocame to the United States at an early age. She attended Hunter College and then St. John's University, majoring in liberal arts.
She resides in New England.
The Eagle of the Sierra Madre is her first novel, and is based on an an experience of someone who had served in World War II.
Her explanation for how she learned about airplanes: "I Google a lot. My practical experience...I spent a year saving money so I could take flying lessons. I acquired some of the basics...then my money ran out."
A recent trip to Paraguay inspired her to write a novel based on Guarani mythology.
Soon to be published:
The Black Butterfly of Pilar
Favorite authors: Isabel Allende, Lily Tuck, Diane Haeger, Sandra Cisneros, Gariel Garcia Marquez, Morgan Llyelyn
Writing prediction: "By 2020, almost all of today's pulp-based books will be converted to e-books, than the other way around.
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In our pledge to reduce the abusive use of natural resources of the Planet Earth, this publisher opposes authors, traditional publishers, and booksellers who encourage only paper-based distributions of their work. The book publishing and papermills, together are among the dirtiest industries in the world.
We donate a portion of our profits to world conservation groups.
Among the organization we support are:
Endangered Species International:
http://www.endangeredspeciesinternational.org/
World Wildlife Fund:
http://www.panda.org/index.cfm
The Nature Conservancy:
http://www.nature.org/?src=t1
In time, we shall add more!
In our pledge to reduce the abusive use of natural resources of the Planet Earth, this publisher opposes authors, traditional publishers, and booksellers who encourage only paper-based distributions of their work. The book publishing and papermills, together are among the dirtiest industries in the world.
We donate a portion of our profits to world conservation groups.
Among the organization we support are:
Endangered Species International:
http://www.endangeredspeciesinternational.org/
World Wildlife Fund:
http://www.panda.org/index.cfm
The Nature Conservancy:
http://www.nature.org/?src=t1
In time, we shall add more!
