Dangerous Art
Issue II: Alchemic Arts
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Folklore & Mythology
| Author: | Alexandra Kitty | ISBN: | 1230000227758 |
| Publisher: | A Dangerous Woman Story Studio | Publication: | March 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alexandra Kitty |
| ISBN: | 1230000227758 |
| Publisher: | A Dangerous Woman Story Studio |
| Publication: | March 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
How alchemy brings out the best in metalworking and fiction writing.
Plus: Bonus fiction: The Gospel According to Belle Eve!: Meet the original Eve of Eden – the swingiest war detective around! When she and the archangel Michael debate on the 36 Stratagems of War, Eve decides to throw her jades around to thwart a conniving executive from sabotaging a promising young woman’s career.
About the Author
Alexandra Kitty is a dangerous woman who is the author of Don’t Believe It!: How lies become news, OutFoxed: Rupert Murdoch’s war on journalism, and Consumer-isms in 12 Easy Steps. She has also written for Elle Canada, Presstime, Current, Quill, Critical Review, Skeptic, and Editor & Publisher. She has taught writing at the Sheridan Institute and Mohawk College as well as Metalwork Arts at Niagara College, and won the 2004 Arch Award from McMaster University. She lives in Hamilton, Ontario.
How alchemy brings out the best in metalworking and fiction writing.
Plus: Bonus fiction: The Gospel According to Belle Eve!: Meet the original Eve of Eden – the swingiest war detective around! When she and the archangel Michael debate on the 36 Stratagems of War, Eve decides to throw her jades around to thwart a conniving executive from sabotaging a promising young woman’s career.
About the Author
Alexandra Kitty is a dangerous woman who is the author of Don’t Believe It!: How lies become news, OutFoxed: Rupert Murdoch’s war on journalism, and Consumer-isms in 12 Easy Steps. She has also written for Elle Canada, Presstime, Current, Quill, Critical Review, Skeptic, and Editor & Publisher. She has taught writing at the Sheridan Institute and Mohawk College as well as Metalwork Arts at Niagara College, and won the 2004 Arch Award from McMaster University. She lives in Hamilton, Ontario.
