Wednesday, May 13, 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 the answer 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. 100,000 words. 450 pages. Coming from Seattle's Blue Parrot Books Memorial Day:



Sunday, April 12, 2020

Little Free Libraries


We apocalyptic fantasy fiction writers were writing about the apocalypse before the apocalypse became cool. Our Hyacinth Macaw Parrot and Resident Witch Princess Tara dropped off copies of her fantasy novel series, the Princess Tara Chronicles, at a couple of the Little Free Libraries here in West Seattle, at Endolyne Joe's by Lincoln Park, and the Westside Unitarian Universalist Church on California Avenue. The phone booth is on the Othello Street side of the building.

About a couple of Seattle history professors who fall in with a coven of shape-shifting witches comprised of a pandemonium of parrots and one black cat to seek magic to stop a god of war and his goddess of death intent on destroying our world. Starring, of course, Princess Tara!




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!


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

Sunday, November 17, 2019

Blue Parrot Books 2020 Calendar. The best of our Hyacinth Macaw Parrot and resident Witch Princess Tara, and her sidekick the Blue and Gold Macaw Aboo, from the past year: