“Pinocchio’s Guide to the End of the World”
New fantasy novel from Eva Moon: Becoming real was only the start. There’s more to being human than having the right kind of body. Inside, Pinocchio still feels like the same wooden puppet. His struggle to fit into a human world leads him into danger and adventure, as well as friendship, love, and, ultimately, what it means to be real. Find out more>>
Washington Author Project 2023 winner: “A rollicking, genre-blending read with crisp, engaging writing that showcased a real flair for making historical settings come alive.” Indie Author Project Regional Contest Judge
“As enchanting—and as darkly surprising—as the original fairy tale.” BookLife Reviews, Editor’s Pick
“Balances humor, adventure, and drama. The warm humanity of her characters illuminates one of the darkest chapters of the 20th century.” IndieReader
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About Eva Moon
The moon shows many faces but has one true nature. Eva Moon — author, playwright, screenwriter, musician, composer, performer, former Huffington Post blogger, speaker — also has one true nature: Storyteller. Learn more about Eva’s own story or explore her creations:
Moonshine Chronicles Blog
Eva Moon has been blogging for over ten years, including a stint blogging for Huffington Post. (Those posts are duplicated here.)
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Best Indie Book 2023 Washington State
Somehow, it’s “Pinocchio’s Guide to the End of the World”! “A rollicking, genre-blending read with crisp, engaging writing that showcased a real flair for making historical settings come alive.” —Indie Author Project Regional Contest Judge The sixth annual Indie Author Project regional contests ran in 15 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces and received over 1200 submissions…
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You could be arrested for wearing this
I’ve been seeing a lot of memes like the one below and I get that the idea is to call out people who oppose drag queens, cross-dressing, or the very existence of trans people. But they’ve got it wrong. Context matters It’s not about a fear of things that resemble dresses on men. It’s…
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Rewriting the images burned into your brain
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