EA Smiroldo

Exciting news. I had the amazing opportunity to join RDG Book's "Relax and Chat" show. As an author, nuclear engineer, and rocker, I'm ready to bring you for an unforgettable experience.
https://www.rdgbooks.com/my-videos?wix-vod-video-id=w96tEFZP1FA&wix-vod-comp-id=comp-l4ecafxk

Ever wanted to revive your insecticides? Microwaving deltamethrin, an insecticide, rearranges its crystal structure without altering its chemical composition.

Excited to join Inspired Living Radio with Marc Lainhart this "Wisdom Wednesday"! Join me as I discuss my debut novel, 'The Silent Count,' blending thriller, science, and climate change. Don't miss it! Watch it here:
https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/inspired-living-radio/

Hey everyone. I am thrilled to announce that I will be at the Beach-Bound Book Bash. Get ready for an incredible event where I'll be highlighting 10 weird nuclear science facts that will blow your mind!

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When writing my book, I wanted to write about climate change. However, I wanted to do it from a young woman's perspective who is chasing her dreams amidst her own chaos and trauma. 💚🌍

Did you see this? Solar-powered airships could revolutionize climate-friendly air travel. Inspired by the historic Hindenburg, these innovative airships use thin solar cells and efficient batteries to reduce their climate impact.

Scientists at Microsoft have created the quietest room in the world, recognized by Guinness World Records. It's so silent that staying inside for more than an hour becomes challenging. Experience amplified sounds of your own body and deafening silence.

I talked to BookMarketingBuzzBlog about my debut novel, The Silent Count, a climate change thriller that blends real science with real-world-inspired drama. Check it out:
https://bookmarketingbuzzblog.blogspot.com/2023/05/interview-with-author-ea-smiroldo.html

Check out this weird but fascinating discovery. Red flour beetles use their a**s to get water from the air and condense it on their p**p with special cells in their digestive system. This helps them survive in dry environments and has implications for pest control.

As the author of "The Silent Count," I am thrilled to announce that my book has been named as one of the best beach reads for 2023. This is a huge honor, and I couldn't be more proud of the story that I've created. To see it: https://www.booksthatmakeyou.com/sun-sand-and-stories-join-the-beach-bound-book-bash/

Cool! Japan adopts its first national strategy on nuclear fusion, aiming to create a domestic industry with private sector participation. Prioritizing fusion education at universities, the government will establish a fusion council by March 2024.

Did you know that Kirkus reviewed my book? This is an honor because having them review my book is like getting a Michelin Star (for authors.) Go have a read about my book, The Silent Count.
https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/e-smiroldo/the-silent-count/

I was at The BookFest. I explored how technology advancements made the impossible possible in my talk. As a nuclear engineer and author of The Silent Count, I crafted a cli-fi novel using real climate science.

Check it out at :
https://youtu.be/klnoqJVQeM8

We have all heard of ChatGPT. It is a free AI tool that has the potential to transform education by generating texts in response to prompts. However, concerns about cheating remain. Regardless, it heralds a new wave of AI that will significantly change education.

I was part of the 4th Brightside Women's Business Empowerment Virtual Conference. Check out my amazing interview about my book "The Silent Count."

Go to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfokhrQmELo

How interesting. Dogs living near the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant are genetically distinct, and future studies may reveal the impact of radioactive environments on animal genomes.

Hi! For all my friends and readers in Southern California, I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be signing copies of my novel The Silent Count at the LA Times Festival of Books this Sunday, April 23rd, from 1-3 pm PT! The festival is happening on the University of Southern California campus, and I'll be at booth #153. General admission is free, with nominal fees to attend the panel discussions (click here for more info: https://events.latimes.com/festivalofbooks/). If you're in the area, come join me for some California dreamin'!

Did you hear this? You better water your plants because scientists have discovered that dry tomato and to***co plants can emit distinct ultrasonic clicks. These sounds also happen when scientists snip the plants’ stems. I think it's neat.

I am someone who loves receiving letters, and I love connecting with my readers. That's why I created my own newsletter.

To find out about my author journey, go to:
http://eepurl.com/h9C5hT

The power of DNA! Researchers say that DNA from strands of Beethoven’s hair is uncovering what may have caused his death. He had a heightened genetic risk for liver disease and, possibly, a hepatitis B infection. Very sad, as a music artist.

Catch me at The BookFest this weekend. I will be there talking about my book "The Silent Count" and how eventually, technology catches up, and the fantastical becomes plausible and may even become factual. Join me: www.thebookfest.com on Saturday, April 1st at 11:45am PT/2:45pm ET.

Guess who is on the Bookaholic podcast? I was! Listen to this fantastic podcast as I discuss my book, "The Silent Count," which explores climate change and its role in people’s lives. Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bookaholic/id1548158262

My book's inspiration comes from a textbook that said nuclear weapons could be used “alter unfavorable weather patterns in many parts of the world by removing mountain ranges which obstruct the flow of air.” This textbook is still in use today.

Wow! Did you hear that rare earth mining may be key to our renewable energy future? These are used to manufacture many carbon-neutral technologies — such as elements that keep wind turbines spinning, electric vehicles zooming, and more.

Guess who was recently on a podcast? I was on "Chats from the Blog Cabin with Melissa Vera."
Listen to my interview about my critically acclaimed book "The Silent Count."

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chats-from-the-blog-cabin/id1515788405

I want to thank Starling R. for their review. They are right; the book uses real science as the concept for my book came to me in a textbook that a nuclear weapon could be used to change weather patterns. I hope they enjoyed the book.

WOW! Recently electricity struck a sand dune in Nebraska, leaving behind a configuration of crystal rarely found in nature. What do you think?

I am excited to have a review from Kirkus Reviews. Find out why my book "The Silent Count" is a book that will entertain, educate, and inform my readers about climate change.

https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/e-smiroldo/the-silent-count/

It has been reported that there is a new type of nuclear reactor. These tiny nuclear reactors produce only one-hundredth of the electricity and can even be delivered on a truck. What do you think?