CHANNILLO
Series Description:
Golden Terrace Colony Tales are stories (mostly long form serials) from the world of my Golden Terrace Colony YA science fiction series.
Hope Gardens is the first story. It tells how Sam Greeley, the class nerd, and Eleanor Mackey, the captain's daughter, leave the life paths they thought they were on to support the greenhouses, the colony movement, and each other.
Updated: Weekly
Status: Inactive
Author Bio For R. L. S. Hoff:
R. L. S. Hoff writes young adult fantasy and science fiction with strange worlds, stranger creatures, bits of romance…and princesses, of course.
She lives with her teenage kids, husband, and dog, in a house full of ingenuity, love, and noise (music and conversations in both English and Chinese).
When she's not writing, parenting, or working at (so far) more profitable gigs, she reads, gardens, bakes, and occasionally makes dolls.
Acknowledgements:
Thank you to Craig, Junyong, Benjamin & Kaitlyn for being my family even when I'm reading and writing more than is reasonable.
And thanks to my readers, for taking this journey with me.
Series Description:
Golden Terrace Colony Tales are stories (mostly long form serials) from the world of my Golden Terrace Colony YA science fiction series.
Hope Gardens is the first story. It tells how Sam Greeley, the class nerd, and Eleanor Mackey, the captain's daughter, leave the life paths they thought they were on to support the greenhouses, the colony movement, and each other.
Updated: Weekly
Status: Inactive
Author Bio For R. L. S. Hoff:
R. L. S. Hoff writes young adult fantasy and science fiction with strange worlds, stranger creatures, bits of romance…and princesses, of course.
She lives with her teenage kids, husband, and dog, in a house full of ingenuity, love, and noise (music and conversations in both English and Chinese).
When she's not writing, parenting, or working at (so far) more profitable gigs, she reads, gardens, bakes, and occasionally makes dolls.
Acknowledgements:
Thank you to Craig, Junyong, Benjamin & Kaitlyn for being my family even when I'm reading and writing more than is reasonable.
And thanks to my readers, for taking this journey with me.