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At the age of ten, '''McKenzie Wagner''' became a published author with ''The Magic Meadow and the Golden Locket''; it was accepted for publication the first time she sent it to a publisher. That early success was followed by her Benotripia trilogy (''The Rescue'', ''The Stones of Horsh'', and ''Keys to the Dream World''). She also penned ''Casters of Doovik''. She is in demand to speak to other young people about following their dreams. | At the age of ten, '''McKenzie Wagner''' became a published author with ''The Magic Meadow and the Golden Locket''; it was accepted for publication the first time she sent it to a publisher. That early success was followed by her Benotripia trilogy (''The Rescue'', ''The Stones of Horsh'', and ''Keys to the Dream World''). She also penned ''Casters of Doovik''. She is in demand to speak to other young people about following their dreams. | ||
| − | She lives in Utah with her parents and her brother. She is a member of [http:// | + | She lives in Utah with her parents and her brother. She is a member of [http://comeuntochrist.org The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]. |
[http://www.mckenziewagnerbooks.com/about-mckenzie.html McKenzie’s Website] | [http://www.mckenziewagnerbooks.com/about-mckenzie.html McKenzie’s Website] | ||
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[http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865616145/Benotripia-teen-author-McKenzie-Wagner-plans-to-never-stop-writing.html?pg=all Deseret News feature on McKenzie] | [http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865616145/Benotripia-teen-author-McKenzie-Wagner-plans-to-never-stop-writing.html?pg=all Deseret News feature on McKenzie] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:44, 13 September 2021
At the age of ten, McKenzie Wagner became a published author with The Magic Meadow and the Golden Locket; it was accepted for publication the first time she sent it to a publisher. That early success was followed by her Benotripia trilogy (The Rescue, The Stones of Horsh, and Keys to the Dream World). She also penned Casters of Doovik. She is in demand to speak to other young people about following their dreams.
She lives in Utah with her parents and her brother. She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
