An ILLUSTRATED contemporary and commemorative eBook Trilogy celebrating L. Frank Baum’s 120th anniversary of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
TAMPA, Fla., March 14, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — A couple of days in Oz equals a year in Kansas where Uncle Henry is dying; If the Wizard will provide the cure, will Dorothy return home…and in time?
Alongside Toto, you will ride in the front seat of a thrilling and emotional roller coaster throughout the magical Land of Oz…and beyond. This Wizard of Oz takeoff is a multidimensional plot-twister that includes an updated original cast and a host of other wondrous quirky social misfits. This complex and intriguing parody has as much tongue-in-cheek humor as it does original content, adventure, mystery, fantasy, and romance.
Toto’s Rant, a YouTube Diatribe
Yesteryear
First published in the year 1900, electrical lighting, indoor plumbing, and automobile ownership were not widespread. There were less than 8000 cars on the road and no more than ten miles of paved roads. “Technology” was a train that could travel in six days that a covered wagon would take six months.
Today
“Technology” means medical miracles, lasers, drones, stealth bombers, satellite surveillance, space station, cyber warfare, and quantum computers. Incredible graphics in games, like Minecraft and Fortnight, and in films, like Harry Potter and Star Wars, have raised the bar. Today’s fantasy lovers expect “fantastic” and it takes “awesome” in books and films to meet those expectations. The Wizard Was Odd trilogy has that kind of universal appeal. The glorious Lands of Western Oz, with elements of fantasy, steampunk, and science fiction coupled with its bizarre inhabitants, and their extreme subcultures will draw today’s fantasy readers and game-minded fans into an Oziian world unlike any other.
Book One: Toto’s Tale
Book Two: Trail of Tears Overview
Book Three: A community project for the Readers of the first two books: To Include: Title, New Characters, theme, plots, and setting.
Your Courtesy E-Pub Book One, Toto’s Tale Coupon Code: PressRelease (Available 10 days)
The Library of Congress has declared The Wonderful Wizard of Oz “America’s greatest and best-loved homegrown fairytale” and “the most watched film ever.” It has also been said that one fifth of the world’s population has in one way or another enjoyed one version or another of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
SOURCE Peeky (AKA Bob Moyer)
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