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Suspense and political thriller debut author Michael Fedor crafts thrilling stories of power, political maneauvers, and the human condition. After a twenty-year detour into politics, Michael Fedor has set his sights on his passion – storytelling. For his first independent speculative fiction novel, Michael dusted off a story he wrote but never published in 2004. Like a Jane Goodall of modern politics, he is using his observations and experiences to introduce a new political thriller series with the release of What it Takes to Kill a Bull Moose (Bull Moose Book 1) in March 2024.
Hello Reader, Today is a National Day of Mourning for President Jimmy Carter. It will also be the memorial service for the former president in the grand National Cathedral. You are also sure to witness one of those rare occasions where all living current and former Presidents appear together in the same photo. Funerals are a time of reflection, but a presidential funeral is rare. We should consider the extraordinary life and service of one man today. We should also spend time contemplating...
Year of the Moose: 2024 Reflections From ideas in a notebook to three published works: Reflections on the writing debut of author Michael Fedor in 2024 Whether you joined author Michael Fedor's list of Intrigue Insiders yesterday or on Day One of his author journey last January, now is the perfect time to escape to the exciting Bull Moose universe. Read more about this thrilling series, its awards, podcast recognition, and plans to continue into 2025 in our final blog post of 2024. What is...
Dear Reader, Today the one-year anniversary of restarting my writing journey, and I have exciting news to share with you. Tree of Liberty (Bull Moose Book 2) is now available in audiobook, ebook, and print! You can purchase your copies from my shop or other great retailers here. Also, find a free preview download of this new release there. One year ago, I sat down in my home office and cracked open a notebook containing a 20-year-old manuscript I had begun as a teacher in Lancaster County,...