Mike Meier, Writer

The media -- TV, internet, radio, newspapers -- "place news." Do we mind? If we don't, should we mind?

The Global Book Awards aim to recognize talented authors who have not received the recognition they deserve. The awards are grouped by category and divided into Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Award Finalists.

"Doggerland" did really exist until about 8,000 years ago and connected the British Isles to mainland Europe. The novel is based on this and other archeological facts.

Mike Meier's Stone Age story "The Final Days of Doggerland" is in large part based on historical facts, such as the disappearance of Doggerland, the first use of spices in food, and the appearance of blue-eyed people in Northern Europe.

Did you know that until about 6,000 years ago, England was connected by land to Northern Europe? We now call that connecting land "Doggerland." If such historical facts interest you, then this book is for you.

Many aspects of the story are based on archeological facts, such as the migration of the Yamnaya people, the disappearance of Doggerland, the use of garlic mustard to spice food, and the arrival of blue-eyed people in Northern Europe.

Many aspects of the story are based on archeological facts, such as the migration of the Yamnaya people, the gradual disappearance of Doggerland, the use of garlic mustard to spice food, and the arrival of blue-eyed people.

JoinWith.Me by Mike Meier receives the "Best Sci-Fi Feature Screenplay" Award at MiSciFi Festival. The "Best Comedy Feature" Award also went to Mike Meier for his science fiction comedy "Where are the Aliens?"

Now available on Amazon as eBook and Paperback, The Love Hex or Nicest Flings in Mexico by Mike Meier explores enigmatic things in life that we don't fully understand, most of all love. The book is based on the award winning screenplay.

The story explores the many things in life we don't quite understand—such as enchantment, magic spells, and love of all kinds.