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The Gilded Age, A Time Travel, A New York Times Notable Book, All Links, All...
The year is 1895 and immigrants the world over are flocking to California on the transcontinental railroad and on transoceanic steamships. The Zoetrope demonstrates the persistence of vision, patent...
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The Sixty-third Anniversary of Hysteria published in Full Spectrum 5 (Bantam)...
The year is 1941, and Hitler’s armies are sweeping across Europe. Nora, a budding young Surrealist artist, has fled to Mexico with B.B., a much older and acclaimed Surrealist playwright down on his...
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Summer of Love, A Time Travel New Five-Star Review All Links, All Readers,...
The Bantam classic is back, revised and re-edited. Summer Of Love, A Time Travel, a Philip K. Dick Award Finalist and San Francisco Chronicle Recommended Book. Twenty five-star Amazon reader reviews...
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Lisa Mason Talks Time Travel With Laura Vosika (Part 2, Social Commentary)...
Welcome! We’ve asked authors Lisa Mason and Laura Vosika to talk with us about their time travel books. Lisa Mason is the author of Summer of Love, A Time Travel, and The Gilded Age, A Time Travel....
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The Gilded Age, A Time Travel, A New York Times Notable Book, All Links, All...
The year is 1895 and immigrants the world over are flocking to California on the transcontinental railroad and on transoceanic steamships. The Zoetrope demonstrates the persistence of vision, patent...
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Opening of The Gilded Age, A Time Travel, A New York Times Notable Book, All...
From The Gilded Age, A Time Travel July 4, 1895 Independence Day 1 Fortune Cookies at the Japanese Tea Garden Out of a tense and arid darkness she steps, her skirts sweeping across the macadam. Her...
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The Gilded Age, A Time Travel A New York Times Notable Book All Readers...
New! The Gilded Age, A Time Travel is now on Apple. We waited a long time for this link. “Rollicking. . . .Dazzling.” Locus Magazine “Should both leave the reader wanting more and solidify Mason’s...
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The Gilded Age, A Time Travel, A New York Times Notable Book, All Links, All...
Here’s my sequel to Summer of Love, A Time Travel: The year is 1895 and immigrants the world over are flocking to California on the transcontinental railroad and on transoceanic steamships. The...
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The Gilded Age, A Time Travel A New York Times Notable Book Lisa Mason #SFWApro
“Rollicking. . . .Dazzling.” Locus Magazine The Gilded Age, A Time Travel. A New York Times Notable Book. A New York Public Library Recommended Book. The sequel to Summer of Love, A Time Travel....
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The Gilded Age, A Time Travel, A New York Times Notable Book, All Links, All...
This book is the sequel to Summer of Love, A Time Travel. The year is 1895 and immigrants the world over are flocking to California on the transcontinental railroad and on transoceanic steamships. The...
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Serial 4: The Garden of Abracadabra, Vol 1 of the Abracadabra Series Lisa...
The Garden of Abracadabra Volume 1 of the Abracadabra Series Lisa Mason This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either products of the author’s imagination or are used...
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The Gilded Age, A New York Times Notable Book, All Links, All Readers,...
This book is the sequel to Summer of Love, A Time Travel. The year is 1895 and immigrants the world over are flocking to California on the transcontinental railroad and on transoceanic steamships. The...
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Are You An Artist? Try The Sixty-third Anniversary of Hysteria published in...
If you’re a millennial, you may not realize just how bad American society was for women before, say, the 1970s and 1980s. Women struggled long and hard to win the vote and didn’t win that struggle...
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Arachne, Published by William Morrow, Debuted on the Locus Hardcover...
ARACHNE, my first novel, is back in print in seven countries and an ebook in eighteen markets worldwide. We’ve updated both editions for 2019 changes. I can’t think of a better way to begin again than...
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Brand-new Reader Review of Chrome, the First One Lisa Mason #LisaMason...
Yes! A Brand-new Reader Review of Chrome, the First One: “So Walter Mosley reread Animal Farm and The Island of Dr Moreau and says to himself, “Oh, yes indeed, I’ve got a terrific idea for my next...
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Introduction to “Every Mystery Unexplained” by Lisa Mason published in David...
In 1996, the (now-late) editor, writer, and my dear friend, Janet Berliner had a hot streak. She wrangled excellent deals for three anthologies with Big Publishers, for which she commissioned me to...
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“Every Mystery Unexplained” by Lisa Mason published in David Copperfield’s...
Every Mystery Unexplained Lisa Mason 1 “As long as the human mind delights in mysteries, so it will love magic and magicians. I would say to all beginners, ‘Keep three things in mind: First–Practice...
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THE GILDED AGE is Back In Print in Seven Countries, an Ebook on Eighteen...
New Review of The Gilded Age at http://sfbookreview.blogspot.com/2017/12/the-gilded-age-by-lisa-mason.html: “The world of 2495 is at an unsustainable twelve billion population. Zhu Wong is a Daughter...
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The Godzilla Virus is in One Day in the Life of Alexa! Read All About It! My...
I wrote this short novel, in my signature tight, bold style, in….well, several years ago, going over the text, editing the story over a few years. Bast Books published ONE DAY IN THE LIFE OF ALEXA in...
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Three-Act Analysis of Summer of Love, A Philip K Dick Award Finalist, A San...
In the February 2020 Writing Tip on Patreon, I discussed the importance of the three-act structure for your screenplay, novel, or story as a means for maintaining narrative momentum and viewer/reader...
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