Saturday, March 28, 2020
She Was the Kind of Person That Keeps a Parrot
How do you defeat a goddess who controls death and time? Can you? Find out in She Was the Kind of Person That Keeps a Parrot, Part Three of the Kālarātri or Black Night Trilogy, Book Six of the Princess Tara Chronicles. About a parrot who just happens to be a witch. With a coffee addiction. Coming from Seattle's Blue Parrot Books Memorial Day weekend!
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Friday, March 6, 2020
Blue Tara Trilogy
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Thursday, February 13, 2020
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Blue Tara Trilogy
Author Reading, Introduction to
Blue Tara; Or, How Is a Hyacinth Macaw Parrot Like a Tibetan Goddess?
Part One Blue Tara Trilogy, Book One Princess Tara Chronicles
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Sunday, November 17, 2019
Friday, October 25, 2019
Blue Tara Trilogy: Princess Tara Chronicles
★★★★★ Fast and Feathery
Michael Ostrogorsky lives in Seattle, Washington with a flock of parrots and a coffee business and apparently a very creative mind to turn out this wild and woolly (or, more appropriately, fast and feathery) yarn about meeting a parrot who turns out to be so much more than he ever imagined (that happens to most of us who turn over our lives to an avian tyrant) and leads him through several apocalyptic turns, all firmly rooted in real-life Seattle. Three, even four dimensions are not enough for him and Princess Tara, who is, of course, just a hyacinth macaw (yeah, sure), as they ramble through Vajrayana Buddhism, shamanism, and even a bit of contemporary politics. I have never tasted his coffee, but after reading this yarn, I say, "I'll have what he's having!"
Michael Ostrogorsky lives in Seattle, Washington with a flock of parrots and a coffee business and apparently a very creative mind to turn out this wild and woolly (or, more appropriately, fast and feathery) yarn about meeting a parrot who turns out to be so much more than he ever imagined (that happens to most of us who turn over our lives to an avian tyrant) and leads him through several apocalyptic turns, all firmly rooted in real-life Seattle. Three, even four dimensions are not enough for him and Princess Tara, who is, of course, just a hyacinth macaw (yeah, sure), as they ramble through Vajrayana Buddhism, shamanism, and even a bit of contemporary politics. I have never tasted his coffee, but after reading this yarn, I say, "I'll have what he's having!"
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Zombie Apocalypse
Saturday, October 19, 2019
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