Heaven Sent (31 page)

E.Van Lowe
is an author, a television writer, screenwriter, playwright, and producer who has worked on shows such as
The Cosby Show, Even Stevens
, and
Homeboys in Outer Space
. He has been nominated for an Emmy and an Academy Award. The
Falling Angels Saga
has become his bestselling series and will conclude with the next book.

Visit E at his website
www.evanlowe.com
.

Thank you for buying
Heaven Sent
. White Whisker Books, named for our mascot cat, Maggie, who has one white whisker, specializes in fiction. Go to
www.WhiteWhisker Books.com
, to see what we currently offer. At this writing, we have three authors in addition to E. Van Lowe:

Christopher Meeks
is a fiction writer who has two collections of short stories,
The Middle-Aged Man and the Sea
and
Months and Seasons
. His novel
The Brightest Moon of the Century
is a Bildungsroman that follows a young Minnesotan named Edward from 14 to 44 through college in Colorado, love in a trailer park in Alabama, and a film career in Los Angeles.
Love At Absolute Zero
,
a Book of the Year Finalist at
ForeWord
magazine, has a star physicist look for love using the scientific method. Also available is Mr. Meeks’ produced play,
Who Lives
?

David Scott Milton
is a prize-winning novelist, playwright, and screenwriter. His novel Paradise Road won the Mark Twain Journal Award for "significant contribution to American literature." He now writes noir mysteries. His latest is
Iron City
, about a disgraced police detective who returns to his home town to find out who murdered one of his childhood buddies and why. His other critically acclaimed novels include
Kabbalah
, The Quarterback
, and
The Fat Lady Sings
.

Shelly Lowenkopf
writes about writing fiction. His recent book is
The Fiction Writer's Handbook
, which offers the terms and ideas that the best fiction writers and their editors use. He taught in the University of Southern California’s Master of Professional Writing Program for 34 years, has taught at the annual Santa Barbara Writer’s Conference since 1980, and has been guest lecturer in many schools and conferences. He is currently Visiting Professor at the College of Creative Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara.