Now available ...A girl.
A gun. Monsters. When her farming community is consumed in the ruthless jaws of a corporate monster, 16-year-old Merit finds herself face to face with a different kind of beast, one possessing a human form but a mind bent on one thing and one thing alone: her destruction. Then a chance encounter with a legend turns her mad dash for survival into an odyssey of revenge as she sets out to hunt down the men who destroyed all that she loves. But in pursuing the monsters, will she become one herself? Is it possible to embark on a journey of destruction without digging your own grave? In her beginning lies their end. Praise for Children of the Revolution "Sharp characterization and vibrant prose enliven this futuristic tale." — Kirkus Reviews “Zienty's plot proceeds at a furious and exciting pace as Merit flees—and is pursued—through the bleak, dangerous New American Midwest. In a world governed by phobias and laws, her quest to find her purpose is successfully fleshed out in a meticulously imagined world. … a fresh-feeling dystopian wonderland. … riveting and haunting.” — The BookLife Prize for Fiction |
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Words to read and write by...
"Be regular and orderly in your life, so that you may be
violent and original in your work."-- Gustav Flaubert
"All good writing is swimming under water and holding your breath." --F. Scott Fitzgerald
"Dreams are necessary to life." --Anais Nin
"Reading is like breathing in; writing is like breathing out." --Pam Allyn
violent and original in your work."-- Gustav Flaubert
"All good writing is swimming under water and holding your breath." --F. Scott Fitzgerald
"Dreams are necessary to life." --Anais Nin
"Reading is like breathing in; writing is like breathing out." --Pam Allyn