Sandy Lender

100 Things Duran Duran Fans Should Know & Do During This Life: a New, Quirky Guide to Nostalgia from 1978 to Danse Macabre (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Best-selling, award-winning author and life-long Duranie, Sandy Lender, offers a delightful guidebook to the fun and sometimes wacky events that bring a music fandom together. 100 THINGS DURAN DURAN FANS SHOULD KNOW & DO DURING THIS LIFE is a unique, positive, optimistic, totally new take on exploring '80s and '90s nostalgia alongside your BFFs with the supergroup that continues to provide the dance track and soundtrack for so many people's lives.

This non-fiction foray into Duran Duran history is unlike any biography you've read before. Instead of dry stats and facts, it's a reminder of the joy and positivity that comes from obsessing over a shared musical interest. Herein you'll find a series of random acts "to do" and trivia you might have forgotten to celebrate.

Charming and informative, this book is a fast, fun, nostalgic romp, for diehard Duranies and newcomers to the fandom! To-do: Dive in and celebrate again!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dragon Hoard Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. August 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781737812999
• Artikelnr.: 72345629

Autorenporträt

Sandy Lender is a magazine editor by day and author of girl-power fantasy novels by night. She lives in Florida where she volunteers in sea turtle conservation and parrot rescue. With a four-year degree in English and 28-year career in publishing, her successes include traditionally and self-published novels, hundreds of magazine articles, multiple short stories in competitive anthologies, a handful of APEX technical writing awards, a 2019 IMADJINN Best Literary Fiction Novel Award for her #MeToo novel She's Not Broken, a 2020 IMADJINN Best Short Story Award for Woman Off the Grid, and a 2020 Pushcart Prize nomination for her short story Woman off the Grid. Despite the horrors of 2020, she launched a new title every month of that crazy year...