Category: Books and Series
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The Boss Level: Fifteen Stories of Miracles and Hope
Explore the fifteen true stories of medical survival, protection, grief, provision, family, and faith collected in The Boss Level, Volume I.
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The Thirst: Behind Book Two of The Penultimate Dawn Cycle
Michael D. Young explores the changed Mals, warring Aspects, expanded world, and themes behind The Thirst, book two of The Penultimate Dawn Cycle.
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Checkin’ It Twice: A Christmas Story About Santa’s Lists
Michael D. Young explains the idea behind Checkin’ It Twice, a Christmas story in which Santa reconsiders the fairness of his naughty-and-nice lists.
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Interview with Eden Fortuna: Love, Possession, and Courage
A spoiler-light character interview with Eden Fortuna about love, supernatural possession, danger, and courage in The Last Archangel.
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Interview with Jarom: An Ambrosia-Making Cherub
Meet Jarom, the ambrosia-making cherub assigned to a destroying angel, in a humorous spoiler-light interview from The Last Archangel.
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Interview with Xandir: The Destroying Angel
A spoiler-light, in-character interview with Xandir, the cynical destroying angel at the center of Michael D. Young’s apocalyptic fantasy.
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Behind The Canticle Chronicles: Canticle of Night and The Frozen Globe
Michael D. Young traces The Canticle Chronicles from the Canticle of Night serial through The Frozen Globe and the series’ later books and audiobooks.
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Behind The Last Archangel: From Contract to Launch
Michael D. Young shares how The Last Archangel moved from publishing contract to cover design, soundtrack experiments, character development, and a family-friendly launch.
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The Canticle Kingdom Book Trailer and Original Music
Watch The Canticle Kingdom book trailer and learn how real German locations and Michael D. Young’s original music-box composition support the fantasy story.
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Launching The Canticle Kingdom: From Final Countdown to First Book Signing
Michael D. Young remembers the 2010 launch of The Canticle Kingdom, from friends discovering he was a writer to his first shelf sighting and…
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