Bandersnatch’s Substack
Bandersnatch Books, Rachel Toadvine, Katherine Ladny Mitchell, Kelly D. Belmonte, SDG Morgan, Rachel S. Donahue, Carolyn Givens, Melissa Woodruff, Rachel Lulich, Carolyn Leiloglou, Annie Beth DonahueA publisher of treasures found off the beaten path for lovers of all that is good, true, and beautiful.
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A publisher of treasures found off the beaten path for lovers of all that is Good, True, and Beautiful.
follower of Jesus | writer | reader | teacher
Thankful to have signed my snarky murder mysteries with Bandersnatch Books!
Poet, blogger, dot-connector, beach-walker, soup-maker, and occasional gardener...
"Jesu Juva." Dad. Novelist. Author. Podcaster. Filmmaker. Punster. Military brat. Some of my shorter stuff has been published in The Louisville Review, The Writer’s Chronicle, Able Muse and the Encylcopedia of American Indian History.
I'm a writer of poetry and sundry other things, a designer and occasional photographer, and the Chief Creative Officer of Bandersnatch Books. (I love my title!)
Wife - Homeschool momma - Jesus enthusiast - Writer - Reader - History Nerd - All around weirdo
Rachel Lulich is the author of The Red Door. She writes science fiction, fantasy, and historical fiction featuring timeless themes and characters you can root for.
Award-winning author of the Restorationists trilogy
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