Just released April 2012

The Fisk Conspiracy
by Justin Oldham
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Your Ocular Prosthetic
by Justin Oldham
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Now Available Bibix
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Description:

Ten billion pacifistic Lapropods, fleeing their dying world, have accidentally exterminated most of the human race. Sixty years later, humans and Lapropods are at the mercy of brutal NorCons. Humanity seems bound for extinction until one scared and lonely Lapropod steps forward to carry out a confused and desperate rebellion. His exploits in the harsh Alaskan wilderness are epic. Can he save his people (and the humans), or is everyone on Earth dooomed to a life of slavery?

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Now Available How to Write Conspiracy Fiction
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How To Write Conspiracy Fiction is a step-by-step analysis of the genre that introduces the writer to all the important story elements that make this type of fiction work for readers and prospective publishers.


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"Being Legally Blind is the book that my parents should've had when I was born."
-Justin Oldham

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Being Legally Blind: Observations for Parents of Visually Impaired Children' is now available from Shadow Fusion Books.

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Shadow Fusion Books is an Alaska-based company. Our long-term goal is to bring you a wide range of titles in both print and electronic format that will broaden your horizons.

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Shadow Fusion Books offers deep discounts to all retailers in the State of Alaska. Please ask us about terms of payment before placing an order. All orders will be shipped directly to the firm's business address.

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Shadow Fusion Books offers review copies on request to established organizations and institutions that have a history and reputation for reviewing books in periodicals or online through active web sites. All requests are handled on a case-by-case basis. Interview requests and press queries should be sent to media@shadowfusionbooks.com

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A recent review of Being Legally Blind: Observations for Parents of Visually Impaired Children.

"Justin, this is so beautiful. And I am sorry you lost your mom at such an early age. I read your book and I appreciate how you guided me through bullying, through a multitude of explanations, through teachers that didn't understand at first, and through the medical issues. You wrote so naturally and easily that the book flowed. The resources available to parents are very limited. This [book] can be helpful on a peer-to-peer basis, especially for the youngest children for whom there is almost nothing. Thank you for this gift, Justin...your heart surely was here in these pages."

Karen Coady
Program Manager
Alaska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired
www.alaskabvi.org