Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

FROM ALMA BOYKIN: A Carpathian Campaign: The Powers Book 1.  I haven’t read it yet, but Alma is a regular on my blog, and some of my friends have already read this book and love it.

OH, YEAH, THIS IS STILL ON SALE FOR 99c, THOUGH GOING OFF SOON: Sword And Blood.

For those unsure about it, here’s a prequel short story, for free, on my blog: First Blood.

And for those waiting for the sequel, it is coming.  I just got a whole lot of traditional work sent my way, so the indie stuff has to wait a couple/three more months.

THEY SO COMPLETELY SUPPRESS THE VOICING OF OPINIONS WITH WHICH THEY DON’T AGREE THAT IT’S A SHOCK TO FIND THEY STILL EXIST: Freakout on the left.

TRUMP DID SAY WE WOULD GET SICK OF WINNING.  I DON’T THINK THIS IS WHAT HE MEANT, AND I’M NOT SICK YET: The Wonderful Gloom of the Left.

LOOKING BEHIND THE CURTAIN: How an Omaha Indian became a symbol of the American dream.

Joseph was one of a delegation of Omahas who went to Washington in 1861. What he found there surprised him but also made him hopeful. “The whites,” he told his tribe members when he returned, “were not great and powerful because of any magic power, but because they all worked and sent their children to school.”

WELL, I CERTAINLY THINK THIS IS A GOOD WAY TO HONOR OBAMA: New Species of 2016.

As US President Barack Obama prepares to leave the White House, he can rest assured that his name will live on in a new genus of parasitic flatworm, which infects turtles in Malaysia. The proposed name: Baracktrema obamai.