Reviews for Sculpting 101: A Primer for the Self-taught Artist
Reviews of "Sculpting 101" are on its page on Amazon.com. More reviews of the Star Sons novels are also on Amazon.
Reviews for Star Sons
“Once I began reading Star Sons, I could not let go. I simply had to find out who the Sons are and what happens to them.
Besides being an interesting fantasy, this little book teaches some worthwhile lessons. It leads one to do good things for others. It also shows what happens to the bad guys!
This fantasy is fantastic, well written and readable!! From the first step, you must follow Ethan and Jake to the very end! I enjoyed very much getting to know Ethan and Jake, to say nothing about the pleasure of getting to know Merlin. Do not begin this fantasy unless you have several hours to finish it, because it is compelling.”
—Johnnie Walters, who served for three years as Assistant Attorney General (Tax Division) in the Department of Justice and two years as Commissioner of Internal Revenue from 1969-71 and had never even considered reading a fantasy novel until he was invited to read Star Sons 1: Dawn of the Two.
Reviews of "Sculpting 101" are on its page on Amazon.com. More reviews of the Star Sons novels are also on Amazon.
Reviews for Star Sons
“Once I began reading Star Sons, I could not let go. I simply had to find out who the Sons are and what happens to them.
Besides being an interesting fantasy, this little book teaches some worthwhile lessons. It leads one to do good things for others. It also shows what happens to the bad guys!
This fantasy is fantastic, well written and readable!! From the first step, you must follow Ethan and Jake to the very end! I enjoyed very much getting to know Ethan and Jake, to say nothing about the pleasure of getting to know Merlin. Do not begin this fantasy unless you have several hours to finish it, because it is compelling.”
—Johnnie Walters, who served for three years as Assistant Attorney General (Tax Division) in the Department of Justice and two years as Commissioner of Internal Revenue from 1969-71 and had never even considered reading a fantasy novel until he was invited to read Star Sons 1: Dawn of the Two.
