Dean Ammerman

I live in Minnesota. I'm married, I have two daughters and one dog (Westie). The idea that morphed into "Waiting for the Voo" began with the character Alice Jane Zelinski, one of the two narrators. Originally I envisioned her as a gritty young woman in a novel of greed, passion, murder and betrayal. That didn't happen. Instead, she ended up helping Wilkin Delgado battle ch-ducks and Gutrogs and try to save the universe. (Who'd have figured on that?) In August 2015, I published the electrifying sequel to "Voo," titled "Escape from Dorkville," where Wilkin and Alice Jane journey to the Source to try to save the universe again. In August 2016, I published "The Last Ma-Loo," the final book of what I'm calling The Warrensberg Trilogy, which could also be called a sequel to the sequel, if you prefer. In "The Last Ma-Loo," Alice Jane and Wilkin must journey to the Underside of the universe to locate the missing (and cute!) Ma-Loo. (You can read about all three at www.kabloona.com.) My first book, "Anteater-Boy," was a coming-of-age novel with a dachshund. That's all you probably care to know about me. Except that I like ramen.