The twenty-five novellas presented in The Psychic Dimension (560 pages) are works of pure fiction. The stories’ themes deal with paranormal and psychic experiences. Any character resemblance to any living person on planet Earth in this work is purely
Evil Seed: Mother Earth vs. the Human Race; Who Will Survive?
Launched onto a surreal odyssey by a desperate call for help, a heroine reluctant to save her own unworthy species, coupled with her closest friends and a band of otherworldly allies,
Terri Branson is an author, an editor, a graphics artist, and the current publisher for Dragonfly Publishing, Inc.
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TERRI BRANSON is an author, an editor, a graphics artist, and the publisher for Dragonfly Publishing, Inc. (DFP). After earning an associate degree in math and science, she turned to the studies of creative writing and graphic design. She has sold articles on the craft of writing and conducted many local writing workshops. As well as dabbling in photography, she creates digital cover art for books of all genres, graphics for synergy products, and designs for coloring books. Awards include the EPPIE 2005 Best Children's Book Award for BROTHER DRAGON and the EPPIE 2004 Best Anthology Award for COSMIC SCULPTURE. Publications include adult coloring books, fantasy and parnormal short stories, non-fiction books, romance and science fiction novels, and many children's picture books. Terri lives in Oklahoma with her husband David and their cat Scooter.
CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS:
A Very Dragon Christmas | Brother Dragon | Pete, the Peacock, Goes to the Zoo | Pete, the Peacock, Goes to the Town | Scooter's World | Tyler on the Moon | Watch for Falling Rock
COLORING BOOKS:
Geodoodles
NON-FICTION BOOKS:
A Psychic Life
ROMANCE NOVELS:
Musk Rain | Prairie Fire
SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY:
Cosmic Sculpture | Dragon's Blood | Dragon's Den
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Accomplishments
Her children's book BROTHER DRAGON won the EPPIE 2005 Award for Best Children's Book. Her science fiction and fantasy collection COSMIC SCULPTURE won the EPPIE 2004 Award for Best Anthology.