Writing notes, book-world updates, education projects, and occasional dispatches from whatever is taking shape next.
Join me at The Book Bus Depot in Cincinnati on Saturday, December 12, from 11 AM to 1 PM. I'll have books available to purchase and will be signing copies in person.
Stop by, talk books and storytelling, and say hello. I'd love to meet fellow readers, families, and educators!
There is something special about seeing a book find a home on a library shelf. I'm celebrating my first library addition, made possible through IngramSpark, and the opportunity for more readers to discover these stories.
I'm also excited that my books are being added to the MidPointe Library System and Talawanda schools. As an author and educator, having these stories reach libraries and classrooms is especially meaningful.
Thank you to the librarians, educators, and readers helping these books find their way into new hands.
Library & Bookstore Ordering →Libraries, bookstores, schools, and booksellers now have a dedicated ordering hub for books by T.W. Francko. The page includes ISBNs for Ezra Puckett and the Threads of Lost Things, The Last Generation, and Arborealis, along with directions for locating the books through normal Ingram trade and acquisition systems.
Professional buyers can also download a one-page ordering sheet with all three titles, ISBNs, audience information, contact details, and ordering guidance.
Library & Bookstore Ordering →
Work continues on Ezra Puckett and the Great Convergence, the second Ezra Puckett adventure. The story expands beyond the mystery of lost things and toward a larger conflict over connection, severance, and three artifacts whose histories are beginning to converge.
Read more →The Arborealis section of the author site now offers a spoiler-light look at the mile-high Antarctic arcology, from the Crown and Canopy to the hidden systems that keep the city alive.
Read more →The Last Generation now has a dedicated visual world built around Key West, Managed Retreat, memory, water, decay, and the question at the heart of the story: what do you save when the place you love cannot be saved?
Read more →Classroom-ready literacy, phonics, morphology, vocabulary, game-based learning, and social studies resources from The Curriculum Cache now have a dedicated home within the author site.
Read more →The author site has expanded into a central home for books, behind-the-scenes worldbuilding, education resources, screenwriting, social media, and future updates—all connected by one recurring idea: stories are connections.
Read more →For shorter updates, visual posts, and current projects, follow @twftheauthor on TikTok, Instagram, and X—or visit the Connect page for direct contact and other links.