ALEDO, TX, May 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) Characters trapped in a magical world, combined with combative forces, captivate both genders and the edgy anime style illustrations appeal to all middle grade readers. McWilliams wrote the series with his twelve-year-old daughter, Sophia, who took an interest in writing as well and earned a Regional Scholastic Writing Gold Key award for C.A.W. - Cyber Anime Warfare, a science/fiction piece. At only 13 years of age, 7th grade, and a middle school student at Garrard Middle School, she continues to impress. The McWilliams father, daughter, duo intends to continue writing the series together.
McWilliams's fascination with fantasy worlds and creating characters was grounded in his love of comics and games long before he became a writer. That passion inspired him to open a retail store, toy store, and later he became the Director of Promotions for Wizkids, another large toy company. Between the two experiences, role-playing, storytelling and playing games, enhanced his storytelling ability in the supernatural, horror and fantasy genres. McWilliams soon recognized a foundation and a wealth of material had been gathered to support his work as an author. He continues to share the world that he has created through his series and other written other works some that will be released under Progressive Rising Phoenix Press in the near future. He continues speaking with local students, sharing his knowledge of writing, creating, and the industry. McWilliams and resides in Kentucky, River Palisades, with his family, and continues to promote and share his work with others.
Lucas McWilliams is available for Author Book Signings, Presentations and Speeches. Copies of Wielder #1 The Journey Begins are available at the following amongst others: www. progressiverisingphoenix.com Amazon, McWilliams' website, online and select book retailers.
Progressive Rising Phoenix Press, LLC is an independent innovative publisher founded by authors. Our mission is to succeed through innovative cross-promotion, creative marketing, and original content.
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Magical Children's Series Delivers Adventure and Combat
Lucas McWilliams, author of the Wielder series, introduces the first installment of a four part magical series, WIELDERS #1 The Journey Begins.
2013-05-08
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[Press-News.org] Magical Children's Series Delivers Adventure and CombatLucas McWilliams, author of the Wielder series, introduces the first installment of a four part magical series, WIELDERS #1 The Journey Begins.