Andrew Morrow

Having a great year of reading so far. Finished 15 books, and while I've had a few that didn't click with me, I'll come back to them. Overall, out of any I've completed there's only been 4 and 5 stars. 1/

FREE BOOK ALERT!!! To celebrate the impending release of THE LORD OF THE EMPTY MIRROR, the first novel in the slightly misnamed Obsidian Path trilogy is free! BLACK STONE HEART can be yours for the low, low price of sweet-fuck-all! You can find the ebook on your local Amazon.

@FletcherMR wtf

Real life making the Manifest Delusions books look like sanity.

To celebrate the release of THE LORD OF THE EMPTY MIRROR, the final Obsidian Path novel, BLACK STONE HEART will be free from April 9th-13th from your local Amazon! amazon.com/dp/B083Y748QX

@zachkram The absence of Ace Bailey is glaring. Almost invalidates the list.

Final rookie rankings of the year! In which the top 4 players happen to be the first 4 players picked in last year's draft: espn.com/nba/story/_/id…

@ZB_Steele Man I own it and haven't read it yet. Sounds like I need to move it up the list!

Friendly reminder that this is one of the most undertalked about indie books of all time

I read an early version and this book was in the top tier of Fletcher books. Really really good. You'll want this one.

COVER REVEAL TIME! This is something EPIC with capitals. The cover art of THE LORD OF THE EMPTY MIRROR, the last book in THE OBSIDIAN PATH series by @FletcherMR, is here! This is the concluding volume to this grimdark epic. PUMPED! Cover art by Tomasz Ryger

@EricCMeadows I'm willing to bet this map has changed a bit since it was made in 2018 and post-2020 opened up a lot more remote work. I'm one of the ones who moved away.

Latter-day Saints Should Put Down Roots Outside the Hub of Utah: Building Zion Where We Are: I have hesitated to write this, but I’m going to be bold. The reason I post so much about Wisconsin is because I want good members to move here. It’s a wonderful place and we need you here. Anyone who lives outside the intermountain west has experienced the same thing on a regular basis. Ask anyone, and they will tell you this has happened. A ward, always eager for more families in an area with few members, has one move in due to a job transfer. They are enthusiastically welcomed in and integrated into the ward. After a year or two, the family then moves back to Utah. The ward feels deflated and discouraged. This happens all the time. Another scenario also frequently happens in these wards. Again, ask anyone, and they will tell you this has happened as well. A well established family has a college-aged child who decides to go to school in Utah. They leave the ward to move to Utah, and then they meet someone from there, get married, and stay there. The native ward feels deflated and discouraged. The parents of that child then feel pulled to move to Utah to be closer to their children. This is not an anti-Utah post, but a plea to people to consider putting down multi-generational roots in other places, too. When these remote wards lose good families, they completely change the dynamic of the primary or youth programs. Marriage-aged members have fewer potential prospects and have no choice but to look towards Utah. These remote wards also lose out on experience that comes from multi-generational experience in the church. If every college-aged member in my area stayed here and had families here, and every family that moved here stayed, the size of our wards and stakes would easily be double what they are now, but sadly, the pull to Utah is often a net-negative to the growth here. Lastly, Utah is increasingly becoming unlivable. Now may be the time to move to other places. Our forebears were willing to go to new places to establish a new Zion. We should be willing to today.

Just rcvd these amazing books from the great @FletcherMR! It came at a not insignificant personal financial cost due to the current regime's grand ideas (thank you!) They look real nice on my Fletcherverse shrine. Side note, I think I need some more sinister looking lights...

FREE BOOK!!! Starting tomorrow, SMOKE AND STONE, the first novel in the City of Sacrifice series, will be free for a limited time! "With every novel Fletcher has a way of contributing something brilliantly twisted and utterly unique to the genre" --Grimdark Magazine

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As someone who works with many invertebrates, I know a spineless response when I see one...

The #SPFBO contest will open to new entries at 11am GMT on January 3rd. It will remain open to entries for 24 hours. After which 300 novels will be randomly selected to go forward into the contest.

Gut-wrenching and compulsively devourable, Dogged will make laugh, it’ll make you’ll cry… it’ll make you want to tear a wizard limb to limb. Fletcher is an ace storyteller. @FletcherMR

Ooh, Dogged Determination has her own goodreads page! goodreads.com/book/show/2438…

If you like stories about dogs, I have just the book for you! amazon.com/dp/B0FR3VNQVN

I read an early version of Dogged and it was incredible. This isn't grimdark. It's genuinely heartwarming. Family ✅ Friendship ✅ 🧙‍♂️✅ 🐶✅

The dummy copy of the SHE DREAMS IN BLOOD Insanity Edition has arrived! And it is sexy! If you missed the Kickstarter campaign, you can still get both books through the Late Backer Store. …-blood-insanity-edition.pledgebox.com/preorder

For a limited time, the first books of these two completed trilogies are on sale for HALF PRICE through Amazon! amazon.com/dp/B083Y748QX amazon.com/dp/B07W5CV3XM

@MaximusMoroni @LukeFHan Sorry to break it to you guys, but not only are there more members of the church outside the U.S. than in it (and have been since 1997), but also members in Utah are no better than members anywhere else in the world.

This is a poor excuse we have been using for a long time. Utah is the capitol of the church. We are the majority. The state government is almost entirely led by our people. If Utah is being infested by Woke Communists it is a reflection of us. The church is not an idea it is its people, and the people are a reflection of its leaders.

People who live in the USA still think of Mormonism as an American religion. THE American religion in some ways. But it's a global religion. For my whole life there have been more members outside the USA than in it. The Church's purpose is to bring the gospel and saving ordinances to God's children on both sides of the veil, their job is not to keep Utah red.