I worked my way through college as a student assistant at the Florida State University Library and as a graduate assistant at the Syracuse University Library. My parents were instrumental in the creation of Tallahassee, Florida's Leon County Public Library. Donations of "The Sun Singer" represent a token payment for the great value received:
Library, Allerton Park, Monticello Illinois.
Jefferson Public Library, Jefferson, Georgia.
Leon County Public Library, Tallahassee, Florida.
Library, Leon High School, Tallahassee, Florida.
Braselton Public Library, Braselton, Georgia
NPS Library, Glacier National Park, Montana
Decatur Public Library, Decatur, Illinois
Havre-Hill County Library, Havre Montana
Commerce Public Library, Commerce, Georgia
Bird Library, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Florida A&M University Library, Tallahassee, Florida
New London Public Library, New London, Ohio
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"A remarkable facet of what I hope will become a fantasy series--this book would even be more appreciated if another in the adventure followed it." --Nancy Morris, AllBooks Reviews
"The Sun Singer is gloriously convoluted, with threads that turn on themselves and lyrical prose on which you can float down the mysterious, sun-shaded channels of this charmingly liquid story." --Diana Gabaldon, A Breath of Snow and Ashes
"I have placed [The Sun Singer] in several different pigeon holes. It's that kind of novel--a slippery, chameleon kind of fiction the likes of which you may not have previously experienced. Dare to take a trip with Robert Adams if you will."
--Caine Campbell, Living Jackson Magazine
"The Sun Singer is an enjoyable read of just more than 300 pages. Thirteen chapers make about 45 minutes of reading per sitting. Of course, if you read about Robert Adams' adventurous battles and journeys just before going to sleep like I did, you'll probably find yourself waking up to remembrances of wild, nocturnal, mystical explorations within your own mind." --Richard Stafford, Northeast Georgia Living
"What a fabulous tale 'The Sun Singer' is! Malcolm R. Campbell takes the reader from West Wood Street to Hidden Peak Mountain to Milk Lake where a porthole to the past reveals Soothsayers and Sorcerers and evil forces ruling the world of Pyrrha." --Dakota Wind, Rolling Seas Australia
