Previous SFF Author: Jon Steele
Wade Alan Steele is an assistant technical editor for an environmental consulting firm in New York City, but would like nothing more than to be a professional dungeon master (more to the point, he wished that job existed). Wade Alan has been a role player (not in the kinky way) since his elven fighter climbed a tree and threw his three-man tent at the orcs that were chasing him; that was in sixth grade, some bahthraksmackity years ago. He’s been an actor, a mad scientist, a retail specialist, and a fake homeless guy at the base of the Brooklyn Bridge. Wade Alan is a graduate of Queens College with a degree in English. He resides in New Jersey with his beautiful wife, two boys, the required two cats, and a firepit. Plague Seed is self-published.
Plague Seed by Wade Alan Steele
I did not finish Plague Seed by Wade Alan Steele and so as is usual when that happens, this will be quite the short review, as I don’t like to belabor the point about why I found a book to be so bad that I put it down.
Plague Seed begins with a letter from the elven Seligre, “Savior of Oldenhome and the southern lands of Talandria,” to his newborn son, introducing his account of the Plague War.
Bill Capossere´s rating: 0.1 | Wade Alan Steele | SFF Reviews | 3 comments |
Previous SFF Author: Jon Steele
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so you're saying I should read it? :)