Showing posts with label David McCracken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David McCracken. Show all posts

Thursday, September 23, 2021

VBT: Far Beyond Woman Suffrage by David McCracken


Congratulations to  tour winner Ann F.
Thank you for your interest in hosting this tour, but all stops have been filled.

Goddess Fish Promotions is organizing a Virtual Book Tour for Far Beyond Woman Suffrage by David McCracken, a alt-history/coming of age available now. The tour will run October 18 - October 29, and David McCracken is available for guest post and interviews. A PDF copy of the book is available for review in conjunction with a guest post or interview.

David McCracken will be awarding a $10 Amazon or Barnes and Noble GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour.
 
Far Beyond Woman Suffrage: The Prices of the Vote

It isn’t just about women in long skirts finally voting. The racists and the rich know that, and the politicians worry. Mercy Martin has an inside view as the battle for woman suffrage nears a climax, but she encounters many puzzles: - So many women and Southern states oppose votes for women; - So many people are afraid it would bring on free love, abandonment of family, economic catastrophe, or communism. - So many suffragists are willing to abandon black women voters.

From an innocent teen to a young adult, Mercy has a central role in the campaign. She advances from confinement in a suffragist jail cell to the national campaign for the suffrage amendment. She campaigns around Tennessee, ending at the capitol for the explosive climax in the last state that might ratify the amendment and grant the vote to women. Why should something so clearly right be so hard, and why were some bitter compromises made? Mercy is right in the middle, relied on by key players. Along the way, she acquires a husband, a baby, and better parents than she was born with.

This is an intimate view via alternative historical fiction, as accurate as it can be and as thoughtful and moving as it must be. In this first novella of a series, Mercy jumps into the campaign for woman suffrage and prepares for a vital role in the coming decades. She’ll continue on into the wider civil rights struggle growing out of woman suffrage.


October 18: Lisa Haselton's Reviews and Interviews
October 19: Novels Alive
October 20: Fabulous and Brunette
October 21: Hope. Dreams. Life... Love
October 22: Viviana MacKade
October 22: Lisa's Reading
October 25: Literary Gold
October 26: All the Ups and Downs
October 27: Andi's Book Reviews
October 28: The Avid Reader
October 28: Long and short Reviews
October 29: Rogue's Angels
October 29: Westveil Publishing

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

VBT: Fly Twice Backward by David McCracken


Congratulations to tour winner Brain E. and to host winner Our Town Book Reviews.
Thank you for your interest in hosting this tour, but all stops have been filled.

Goddess Fish Promotions is organizing a Virtual Book Tour for Fly Twice Backward by David McCracken, an alt-history/sci-fi available book now. The tour will run September 28 - October 9, and David McCracken is available for guest post and interviews. The author will supply a kindle gift to interested reviewers during the tour.

David McCracken will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour, and a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn host.
You wake back in early adolescence, adult memories intact, including ones that could make you very wealthy now. Your birth family is here, alive again, but your later families are gone, perhaps forever. What has happened, what should you do about coming problems like violence, ignorance, pollution, and global warming? You realize one key connects most, the fundamentalist strains of all the major religions, disdaining science, equality, and social welfare. You see that there are some things you can change, some you can’t, and one you don’t dare to.

Fellow idealists help you spend your growing fortune well--such as an artistic Zoroastrian prince in the Iranian oil industry, a rising officer in the Soviet army working to find a way to destroy his corrupt government, a Bahai woman struggling against Islamic brutality, a Peruvian leader working for a liberal future, and a snake-handling Christian minister, grappling with doubts, sexuality, and destiny. They are supported by an ally who develops essential psychic powers. The group faces familiar-looking corrupt politicians, religious leaders, and corporate czars, but there is an ancient force in the background, promoting greed, violence, hate, and fear.

This exciting, emotional, thoughtful, humorous, and even romantic sci-fi novel weaves progressivism, music, movies, and literature into a struggle spanning the globe. Vivid characters propel the action back up through an alternative history toward an uncertain destination. Experience the unique story and its novel telling.


September 28: All the Ups and Downs
September 29: Rogue's Angels
September 29: Gimme The Scoop Reviews
September 30: Fabulous and Brunette
October 1: Jessica Belmont - review only
October 2: Viviana MacKade
October 5: Our Town Book Reviews - review only
October 5: It's Raining Books
October 6: Andi's Book Reviews
October 7: Kit 'N Kabookle
October 9: Becoming Extraordinary - review only