The Royal Magician of Oz Trilogy is a 3 volume tale of magic and wonder that recalls the cherished values of friendship, loyalty and courage. These timeless tales of Oz reminds us of the value of overcoming our deepest fears and conquering the challenges that might otherwise defeat us.

Volume One; Magician of Oz, Volume Two; Shadow Demon of Oz and Volume Three; Family of Oz are now available for your reading enjoyment, as well as The Ozian Adventure of Pickleless & Blu.

The Emerald Slippers of Oz
, featuring an Introduction by Roger S. Baum; great grandson of L. Frank Baum, as well as Tails of Oz and Even More Tails of Oz are also
available for your reading enjoyment.

Nomes of Oz is a wonderful adventure for anyone who loves the 1939 MGM film, The Wizard of Oz.

The newest adventure in Oz, entitled: The First Witches of Oz is now available and fast becoming a best-seller in the Land of Oz.

All are available in both paperback and Kindle.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Shadow Demon or Dark Shadow!

Shadow Demon of Oz was to be the conclusion of what I had originally planned to be a single book entitled Magician of Oz. The story was greater in depth and the message I was conveying was greater in strength following the first book. As such, I felt compelled to write Shadow Demon of Oz, though I hadn't planned on it being so dark, as I saw it. It even started at night. The title was named for the villain, not the hero. Most unusual, but then again, nothing I do is. I felt compelled to end on a high note and so Family of Oz completed the trilogy and completed my message.

Now, The Ozian Adventure of Pickleless & Blu leads me astray and leaps beyond the boundaries of the world I have known in my mind. It is a spin-off of Family of Oz and has allowed me to expand as a writer... for which I will be eternally grateful.

On another note, Jonathon Frid, better known as Barnabas Collins on the old, B/W tv show, Dark Shadows passed away on Friday the 13th of April, 2012. How ironic!
I always liked that show, though we had a church in Huntington, West Virginia where I was certain his coffin resided.

Ahhh... The innocence of youth!

James C. Wallace II
Royal Liaison to Princess Ozma

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