Life of Fiction
\ud83d\udc8e Jaime Buckley, Asia Bailey, Morphiophelius (a.k.a. Chuck), Simon Buckley, Dax (a.k.a. Monkey), ⚙️ Höbin Luckyfeller, \ud83d\udc80 Death (as in THE), Ruby Buckley, Roman Buckley, Alhannah Luckyfeller“Step into a magical world of family-friendly fiction, with stories intentionally crafted to spark wonder, nurture character, and protect young minds from inappropriate content— providing a safe space for adventures the whole family can enjoy.”
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 327 | Subscribers | Read | lifeoffiction.com |
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Storyteller/Cartoonist/Family Man....Dad, Daddy, Papa Bear, Grandpa, teacher, reader, catalyst, creator of worlds, lover of cheese and olives, blue, sushi, sourdough bread, eggs and hash browns, children reading, children learning, children sharing.
Writer, editor, foodie, mother of two. Perpetually curious about the human mind;) I make a mean cup of tea and award winning chicken pot pie. Some say eccentric, I say part fairy. TomAYto-tomAHto.
Mägo of the First Order, mentor, regular contributor to 'Wizard's Day' and 'Better Shacks & Gardens'. Holds World Land Speed Record for a Rocket Tricycle (642.7mph). Ex-swimsuit model and all-around ladies man. Writes for LifeofFiction.com
Writer. Thinker. Philosopher. Ultimate rebellious teenager. I challenge the "norms" of society and culture in general, and speak what I believe to be true, whether or not its liked.
Bodyguard. Trainer of Heroes. 3'3" of Pain & Suffering to those who piss me off. Elf. Yes, an actually, pointy-eared ELF (forgotten the pissed off part already?). I'm here because Chuck made me sign up. Write for LifeofFiction.com...so I'm told.
#1 New Yoke Times Bestselling & Award-Winning Author. Widower. Father. Historian. Proficient in arcane analysis, magic fundamentals and advanced cybernetic adaptation and engineering. I also make a mean quiche and an impressive lemon sorbet.
Marketing Director for BuyImmortality.com. Contributor to LifeOfFiction.com. Writer. Commentator. Podcaster. Part-time Political Soul-Harvester. Loves midnight walks under a full moon, puppies, CAD, strokes, and lower respiratory infections.
Youngest Award-Winning Writer on Substack (5yrs old at launch). Love to color, sculpt, podcast, sneak into my daddy's videos, and I'm making stories with my dad and Roman (he's my brother). Support Life of Fiction.
9yr old creator of monsters. Hanging out with my 5yr old sister & dad, writing fantasy stories for other kids. Support 'Life Of Fiction' and 'Underlings'.
Born to headstrong and independently thinking parents, they raised me to question everything. Not in defiance, but with a perspective that all things should be understood. For one cannot truly be who they are meant to be if they live by lies.
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