Deep in the vastness of the great plains, fate brings together a reclusive chemist and a mysterious woman who emerges from the boundless forest surrounding his mountain cabin. Their lives intertwine as they discover a connection to the power of nature and a shared past far more improbable than they had ever imagined.
Now, they must uncover secrets the forest has kept hidden for centuries in the hope of taking humanity on a new path, with the future health of the planet in their hands. Can they unlock the knowledge hidden in Mother Nature? Will humanity have a future? A deep diving story of science, history, and hope.
The Writer Upstairs
AUTHOR MATT MALLINSON
About Matt Mallinson
Matt Mallinson has dedicated himself to preserving and promoting American history. Living on the oldest road west of the Mississippi River, he has been a vital member of the Oregon California Trails Association (OCTA), serving on the Board of Directors. Matt’s contributions to OCTA include the development of an educational curriculum used at the middle, high school, and collegiate levels, providing valuable insights into life on the trails during the early development of the United States.
Matt has spent decades writing in various capacities. Drawing inspiration from early books and diaries written by trail travelers, he believes in the importance of understanding and teaching history. Matt’s love of writing and deep connection with history have culminated in the creation of historical fiction novels, which intricately weave together the captivating stories of mountain families and their present-day descendants.
“The Writer Upstairs” is a thrilling text that draws in a reader’s emotions with every fresh chapter…”
- Ephantus M.
Lauren Abraham enjoying The Writer Upstairs and a glass of wine.
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“Outstanding read! I had early edit reading and could not put the book down! Twists and turns captivate one’s imagination. Best read of historical fiction!”
-DJ Champagne
“Riveting. This book was impossible to put down, and impossible to forget.”
-Gina Sifers