Advice From PigeonsA Royal Academy At Osyth Novelby Patricia S. Bowne 
| No. words: 135400 Ebook Price: $5.99 
| Genres: Fantasy, General Published: 8 / 2020 Available Formats to Download: MOBI EPUB PDF 
| | STORY DESCRIPTION Some jobs are more trouble than they're worth ...
Hiram Rho, newest member of the Demonology department at the Royal Academy at Osyth, tries to gain his footing among colleagues with specialties like vampirology, classical lechery, and postmodern feminist demonology. Before Rho has been on campus a month he has acquired an affectionate demon with a plan to take over the department, the two senior demonologists have lost their souls and their health insurance, and Rho's problems have embroiled everyone from the mysterious Alchemy faculty to the pigeons on his window ledge.
If you like this book surf over to the Royal Academy website, www.raosyth.com, and join in conversation on the world's only blog for the discussion of Academic Magic. | Keywords related to this title - click on a keyword to find more, related stories Fantasy/SF Dark Fantasy Author information: Patricia S. Bowne has been hanging around university science departments since the age of 3, in every capacity from faculty brat to dean. She has spent time collecting fishes and invertebrates, cataloguing museum specimens, putting up educational displays (one of which involved live rattlesnakes), creating scientific illustrations, supervising student field work in lakes, rivers, and on coral reefs, assisting on deep-sea sampling cruises and in a giant clam farm, taking the jaws out of a 7-foot shark, and picking through piles of dead fish from Alberta to Taiwan. In the process she has accumulated a B.Sc in Biology, B.A. in Humanities, M.S in Marine Biology, and Ph.D. in Zoology.
None of the universities she has attended or worked in has had a Demonology Department, however. The Royal Academy of Osyth is her attempt to rectify that tragic shortcoming. She has sold three novels and eight novellas set in the Academy; you can find out all about them at the Royal Academy website, www.raosyth.com. |
