(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, April 26, 2014 ) Spokane, WA -- Zharmae Publishing Press is very proud of the success of Joshua Done's novel, Exile Empire. We at Zharmae Publishing Press would be honored if you would take the time to write a book review or a review about D.A. Stone as well.
About the book
A few exemplary individuals must lead an army of exiles in a struggle to survive and raise an Empire from the ashes of civilization. James Ursidae lost his family as a child, breaking his sanity and turning him into a vicious but brilliant warrior.
Driven by both his technological genius and vengeful anger James finds himself on a journey of creative destruction. As he rises from prejudice, trauma, indecision, and old-fashioned youthful passion, he discovers a newfound desire to protect, and in the process James helps create a civilization based not only on the archetype of the hero, but something true to human nature, the raw force of the antihero.
This science fiction novel contains some of the most epic warfare you could ask for in a sci-fi. By combining a style similar to Orison Scott Card with a practical, down to earth feel of Jim Butcher The Exile Empire throws you into a new world of real people, real machines, and real sci-fi action.
About the author
Joshua Done was born in Long Beach California and grew up in the Snoqualmie Valley of Washington State. He recently finished his Bachelor of Arts in Political Economy at Hillsdale College in Hillsdale Michigan. During his last year of College Joshua developed the world of the Hyperion Empire and wrote his first novel, the Exile Empire. When not working, studying, or writing Joshua is known to hang around local coffee shops and is a self-proclaimed connoisseur of all things caffeine.
About Zharmae Publishing Press, LLC:
Run from the Pacific Northwest but publishing worldwide, F. W. Fife is a literary science fiction publisher that selects stories embodying innovative storytelling, imaginative plots, and exceptional writing.
Our mission is to blend time-honored and traditional science fiction works in the vein of The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, Good Omens by Terry Pratchett, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, and Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card, with ground breaking and innovative stories that challenge barriers and push the science fiction genre to its fullest potential.
