Scorched Earth, Alien Wonders

If you've ever wondered what aliens would find if they visited Earth a hundred years from now, you're going to love Scorched Earth, Alien Wonders. But there's more to the earthly adventures of this group of space-age prairie dogs than just seeing what a reckless human race did to their planet. Just like people, these interstellar travelers know a thing or two about love, laughter, betrayal and greed that can wreak destruction on a planetary scale. Can the aliens save what's left of the doomed world and guide humanity back to a healthy relationship with their planet? Or is it too late? The answer is inside the pages of Scorched Earth, Alien Wonders.

Author: Delilah Jean Williams
Publisher: American Serengeti Press
Published: 06/10/2015
Pages: 192
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.64lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.44d
ISBN: 9780578163697

About the Author
Delilah is an environmental journalist, published author and political activist. Her work has been printed in Seattle Magazine, Neighborhood America, Women's Network Journal, Critters USA, Pet Products, and online news sites. She has had dozens of environmental Op/Ed articles published on the Internet and in national newspapers over the past twenty years. Literary publisher Macmillan SA purchased an article Ms. Williams wrote in 2011 about the Egyptian spring revolution, which was published in a South Africa school book. She gave them free exclusive rights to renew the piece in subsequent editions. In 2010, Delilah had the privilege of interviewing renowned conservationist Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam after she received the Presidential Citizen's Medal from President Obama. Delilah has done freelance work for corporations and environmental groups, including Sustainable Oroville and American (Green) Homes. Her work includes non-fiction, short stories, eco-fables for children and a Young Adult Sci-Fi book, "Scorched Earth, Alien Wonders". As secretary of the board of a non-profit Seattle area environmental group called Soos Creek Area Response (SCAR), Delilah wrote speeches for the board president from 2010 to 2012. She was responsible for all board-directed correspondence to local politicians and government officials. She also wrote press releases, Op/Ed articles and was media coordinator. Furthermore, keystone-prairie-dogs.com is a website Delilah operates as writer and art director in support of a national consortium of environmental groups working to protect prairie wildlife and ecosystems. Delilah is a member of Pacific Northwest Writers Association. She lives in a rural Seattle suburb surrounded by nature and wildlife.

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