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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Angela Write Now: The UPGRADER Blog Tour

Check out the great review at Angela Write Now: The UPGRADER Blog Tour !

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Terry Tibke: Terry Tibke is the writer, artist and creator of the novel Armageddon: The Battle of Darkening Skies, published by Eloquent Books (2009), and the soon to be released sci-fi novella, Upgrader. Terry was an animator for FatCat Studios, working on such features as Dreamworks' Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron and Adam Sandler's Meatball Studios' Eight Crazy Nights before beginning his writing side-career. Born in 1977 in Seattle, WA, Terry garnered numerous local young arist awards growing up. Then, at the age of eleven, Terry began the creation of the Armageddon world in preperation for its many stories to one day be told. Terry now lives in Chandler, AZ with his wife, Sophany, and their two rather adorable children.

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