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🌑 Big Changes Coming to My Online Bookstore
✨ A New Chapter for the KenMann.net Bookstore There are some exciting updates on the horizon for my online bookstore at KenMann.net . The platform currently known as Books.by will be rebranding to BookSpace.com over the next three weeks. This change comes in response to increased demand from the author collective — and it brings some major improvements for both readers and creators. 📚 eBooks Are Coming to the Store One of the biggest upgrades is the introduction of eBooks

Ken
Mar 302 min read


“Where the River Calls: Returning to Lorelei”
🌑 What Comes After Muse ? A New Project Begins ✨ Muse Is Finished — So What’s Next? With Muse complete and Book Three of The Delta Witch series quietly simmering in the background, it’s time to look ahead.The next phase is all about marketing and promotion — building momentum for Muse across TikTok and other social platforms with teaser videos, behind‑the‑scenes posts, and world‑building snippets. But while that unfolds, another story has begun calling for attention. 🕯️

Ken
Mar 232 min read


A World on the Brink. A Call You Can’t Ignore. Muse Releases Soon.
The final word has been written. The last rewrite is complete. Muse is now with Jason and Marina at Polgarus Studios in Tasmania, where it will transform from an A4 manuscript into a 5×8 print-ready format — for both paperback and ebook. This time, there’s something new. Muse will include a map of Emain Albach — the faerie world where shadows twist, memories bite, and the veil between realms wears thin. It’s a visual guide to the terrain of mystery and myth that threads thr

Ken
Mar 41 min read


Brisbane’s Best‑Kept Literary Secret
Some doors in Brisbane don’t just open — they transport you. A visit to Archive Fine Books on Charlotte Street 📍 Archive Fine Books: A Brisbane Hidden Gem Archive Fine Books, the largest second‑hand bookstore in Queensland, sits quietly at 40 Charlotte Street in a heritage‑listed building constructed in 1920 for John Mills’ printing business. Mills passed away in 1934, and the building remained in the family until the 1980s. Today, it’s owned by the Australia Koala Foundatio

Ken
Jul 3, 20252 min read


Brisbane Lifeline Bookfest 2019
Seized books aplenty Today was day 1 of the 2019 Lifeline Brisbane Bookfest and it didn't disappoint. Sure you have to battle traffic...

Ken
Jan 19, 20192 min read
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