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Dwarfism, little people, and St. Nic, Inc.
SR Staley December 30, 2020
Little people, or people with dwarfism, figure prominently in the award winning action novel St. Nic, Inc. for an important reason.
“St. Nic, Inc.” is Royal Palm finalist!
SR Staley July 6, 2015
I’m pleased to announce that St. Nic., Inc., my contemporary re-imagination of the Santa Claus…
St. Nic, Inc. Makes Royal Palm Literary Award Semi-Finals!
SR Staley June 4, 2015
I am pleased to announced that St. Nic, Inc., my reality-based action adventure about the North…
Why Little People are Central to “St. Nic, Inc.” (No spoilers!)
SR Staley October 15, 2014
All my novels grapple with the problems of diversity, tolerance, ethnicity and social justice in…
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How dwarves ended up in St. Nic, Inc.: An unexpected journey
SR Staley October 10, 2014
Little people figure prominently in my newest novel, St. Nic, Inc. Moreover, the climax hinges on…
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Why Write a Reality Adventure About the Santa Claus Myth?
SR Staley October 8, 2014
My newest book, St. Nic, Inc., takes on one of America’s most cherished children’s myths,…
St. Nic, Inc. Makes It to Audio Book!
SR Staley August 11, 2014
Southern Yellow Pine Publishing has announced that St. Nic, Inc. will be issued in an audio book…