Tag: postapocalyptic

• book launch

  

  Adventure Worlds Press will be hosting an online day-long celebration of the three books they’ve released this year – including A Place That Used to Be! After a couple of date changes, we’ve settled on FRIDAY, AUGUST 21st, 2020 as the day for the book launch. The launch will be held online through Facebook, with…

  Brittni Brinn

  August 11, 2020

  events, sequel

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• the patch project audio book

  

  The audio book version of The Patch Project is currently available on Bandcamp! You can listen on the site or download the book on a pay what you can basis. When deciding what to charge for the book, I was thinking about how so many people have already purchased a print copy. I didn’t want…

  Brittni Brinn

  July 29, 2020

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• A Place That Used to Be – Update #2!

  

  Hello fellow humans. I’ve reached that state of self-quarantine where my husband and I made up a fake band based on our DnD campaign and recorded a song. It was impromptu and truly one of the greatest things we have ever done. As promised, here is your weekly update on how the sequel progresses: Full…

  Brittni Brinn

  May 5, 2020

  events, writing

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• coming soon

  

  The sequel to The Patch Project is due out this summer! Maybe not the greatest time to be releasing a book, but having a goal to work towards is helping me through isolation. Also online game sessions with friends and going through old letters. Snail mail is the best! As the sequel enters the last…

  Brittni Brinn

  April 27, 2020

  writing

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• sequel

  

  It’s happening! It’s here! Adventure Worlds Press just announced that they will be releasing the sequel to The Patch Project this summer! Here’s what I can tell you about the book: it’s called A Place That Used to Be, and takes place in the same world as the first novel. I’m super excited for you…

  Brittni Brinn

  April 24, 2020

  events, writing

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• road trip reading

  

  After a couple of days of adjusting to the lack of ocean in Windsor, I’m finally sitting down to write about the reading I did in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. If you’ve never been to the east coast of Canada, it is an absolutely gorgeous place. My husband’s family lives in Nova Scotia, and I…

  Brittni Brinn

  August 21, 2018

  reading, writing

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