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Kaytalin Platt - Author

Kaytalin Platt is an illustrator and a sci-fi/fantasy writer residing in Pennsylvania.

Kaytalin Platt - Author

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My publisher is giving away ARCs (advanced reader copies) of my book for reader/reviewers. Who wants a copy? Let my publisher or me know!

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“Two especially gorgeous #YAFantasy books coming out this year from Inkshares. Book reviewers: let us know if you'd like advance copies! https://t.co/2eGkN5IsXm https://t.co/sg12hGNpCJ”

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Kaytalin Platt - Author

Soo, Zac Efron now looks like Keleir... if he cut off his hair and grew a beard (and had blue eyes, instead of red). But, yah. Haha.

Zac Efron Has Dyed His Hair And The Internet Is Having Unholy Thoughts

"I want this Zac Efron to disrespect me."

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Hey guys! Be sure to add The Living God to your Goodreads "Want to Read" list! It helps with marketing and such and I'd really appreciate it!

The Living God

The Living God is foretold to bring about the destruction of the world in order to rebuild it into a paradise. Some worship and welcome H...

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Kaytalin Platt - Author

It has been a while, and so many great things have happened. Let me break them down.

Since getting bumped from Quill an Inkshares property, and getting all the wonderful benefits that come with that, The Living God went through several rounds of developmental edits. It has been copyedited, "poured" into book format, proofread, and had a brand new cover designed by Tim Barber of @dissectdesigns!

I don’t know about you, but I think it looks fantastic. I’ve gotten several compliments on it ranging from, "Its beautiful!" to "It looks like a NYT bestseller!" And while it may not be a NYT bestseller (yet, gotta keep the faith), it sure does make me feel like one!

The whole process has been a rollercoaster of emotions, mostly joyful. However, there is a change that I am sorry to inform you about. The publisher has moved the release date to May. This is to better strategically place and market the book. While I’m bummed you won’t get it for a few more months, I understand their decision to do so.

These things take a lot longer than I ever anticipated when I started this process and when you pre-ordered in 2016. I want to thank you all again for believing in me and in this project, but especially for your patience. May will be here before you know it, I promise.