Wizardry Gets a Modern Spin in Computer Wiz’s Debut Novel

Engineer turned novelist follows his heart and braves the world of magic

Port St. Lucie, FL – WEBWIRE – Thursday, July 23, 2020

“The School of Wizardry: A Handbook for the Modern Wizard” by Mario Garnet

The book is a piece of gem to keep at all times especially for those who are on a journey toward personal growth"

Author Mario Eisenbacher, writing under the pen name Mario Garnet, fulfills his lifelong dream of sharing magical stories he knows by heart on his debut novel.

“The School of Wizardry” immerses readers into the mystical lives of students and teachers of the school of wizardry. It’s an unforgettable tale of adventure told from the view point of a modern wizard. Fans of magical realms are thrilled by its unique grottoes, encompassing the five important aspects of magic. The school’s instructors are an interesting mix of characters and personalities led by headmaster Muhlaton.

In writing this novel, Mario drew from his own experiences and in-depth knowledge on mystical traditions all the while keeping the new generation of readers in mind. His success as a published author of computer languages also gave him the much needed push to brave writing a book on a topic that he loves the most. He believes in thinking outside the box. He wants people to see that they can be more if they just believe in themselves and never give up.

Readers of all ages find Mario’s work heart-warming and thoughtful. The story is bound to cast a spell on anyone that is inspired by the beauty of magic.

The School of Wizardry: A Handbook for the Modern Wizard
Written by Mario Garnet
Paperback | $16.00
Hardcover | $18.99

Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Mario Eisenbacher lived a memorable childhood raised by his German mother and American-Hungarian father. He grew up traveling the world with them, starting with living on US military bases followed with a kindergarten year in Kobe, Japan; grade school in Kentucky and Maryland, high school in New Jersey, a college BS degree in Aeronautical Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in New York followed with an MBA at Widener College in Pennsylvania.

He spent years traveling and building his career working in many places including his native Germany, followed with Mexico, India, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Saudi Arabia. His thirst for adventure of exploring new places for inspiration has never faded.