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Mission Accomplished

Through sales of my books, I earned $10 and was able to donate that to MoveOn.Org right before the deadline. Thanks to those who purchased books.

You can read more about it at Ramblings of an Art Geek.

Important Announcement!

I often say that, if I were rich, I would use a good 10% of my money, if not more, to help worthy causes.

I am not rich. Far, far from it, in fact. But I still would like to put my money where my mouth is, as they say.

So, I'm going to donate all profits I receive from my book sales at Lulu, from now through August 31, to helping MoveOn.org fight for health care reform. This is a critical issue that President Obama is trying to push through for the good of all Americans, and maybe this way, I can help.

Right here, you can pick yourself up some late summer reading! Any sales of my books that go through before September 1, 2009, I will donate to the cause.

I will also do my best to post an accounting here. Please, help out this cause and allow me to help it by purchasing some of my books!

Also, I just added e-book editions of my fantasy fiction. You can get the books for cheaper to read on your computer, iPod Touch, or any other device that can display pdf/Adobe Acrobat files.

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"Jonathan Fesmire continues to grow as the fantasist of the new generation. Tamshi's Imp is a blend of magic and mayhem, heartbreak and heroism, sorcery and suspense, but at its heart, it's also a story of redemption and the undying power of love. It is an adventure not to be missed!"
-James Clemens, author of The Banned and the Banished

"Fesmire is one of the most creative fantasy authors writing today. He has the ability to bring new and fascinating concepts that transcend the boundaries of this genre. [Children of Rhatlan] is a rare feat of imagination."
-Corinna Underwood for Curled Up With a Good Book

Jonathan Fesmire lives in sunny California, near the beach, but ironically prefers dusk to midday and cool weather to hot. He enjoys writing, art, and spending time with his family. He also enjoys traveling—he has been to France, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Canada, and Poland, and sometimes combines his love of travel with his love of speculative fiction by attending conventions.

His novels (Amber in the Over World, Children of Rhatlan, and Tamshi's Imp), his anthology (Seeds of Vision), and his art books (Fantasy in 3-D and 3-Rotica) are all available right here on Lulu.

His fiction and articles have appeared in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, SpaceWays Weekly, Jackhammer, Lexikon, The Wandering Troll, and elsewhere. He has done cover art for Venus Press, Twisted Dreams Magazine, Gryphonwood, Andrea Dean Van Scyock's novel, A Man of Two Worlds, and Joseph Yakel's The Legend of Juggin Joe.