The Sun Singer is gloriously convoluted, with threads that turn on themselves and lyrical prose on which you can float down the mysterious, sun-shaded channels of this charmingly liquid story.” –Diana Gabaldon Echo in the Bone (Outlander)

“It is high adventure that his grandfather plans for Robert and for all in the family. We are not surprised to learn that Mother disapproves of the journey. Do not mothers always disapprove of the fun grandfathers plan for the boy in the family? It is not just fun, in this case, that Mother opposes; she is against dabbling in magic.” –Living Jackson Magazine

Take the Journey, Experience the Adventure

Inspired by the famous Sun Singer statue in Allerton Park, Illinois and by the shining mountains of Glacier Park, Montana, The Sun Singer follows the dangerous journey of Robert Adams where must rely on a cursed talent to survive and find his way home.

The statue brought Robert the gift of prophecy. At first, it was fun, but when it became deadly serious, he wanted to become normal again. But his avatar grandfather gave him a mysterious mission to complete. He soon learned he would need his abilities to tell friend from foe, complete a vision quest on a mountain peak, survive battles against an evil king, and discover himself and his destiny.

This new age journey takes readers deep into a hidden mountain world where time and space can be bent by directing the energy from a hiker's staff made of apple wood. While "The Sun Singer" is literary fantasy fiction, you'll know in your heart of hearts as you read, that the magical techniques are real.

Your journey and your adventure will began just as soon as you pick up the novel and take the first step.

Have a good trip and guard your thoughts.
The Sun Singer
Copyright (c) 2004-2010 by Malcolm R. Campbell, Campbell Editorial Services.
Some images copyright (c) 2004-2010 by JupiterImagies Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

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(Sitting in front of a fake barn door pretending to read his novel while holding his reading glasses.)
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Left: Sun Singer at Allerton Park at Monticello, Illinois.
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Coming in Spring 2010 from VHP

A new edition of The Sun Singer will be released February 24 by Vanilla Heart Publishing. I'm pleased that a novel set in Glacier National Park is being re-released during the Park's centennial.
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