Today is the day!
Today I get to reveal the cover for my newest story! You may remember me talking about this story last year when I wrote it in a whirlwind after deciding to put my plans for finishing the final Turrim Archive book on hold for a bit.
Well, that book is finished, edited, polished, and just about ready for readers! And today, you get to see the beautiful cover, designed by the amazing and incomparable Savannah Jezowski of Dragonpen Designs!
Read MoreIt’s been a while since I did a tag, and I have this whole back-logged list of them, either ones I’ve been actually tagged in, or ones I’ve seen and thought, “that looks cool, I’m stealing it!” So today, I’m going to do one!
I can’t, erm… remember if anyone actually tagged me for this one. But I remember I first saw it at Short and Snappy over a year ago. (yeah, my tag back log goes back years… why do you ask?)
Read MoreSome of you may remember about a year ago when I wrote THIS BLOG POST about a story idea that kind of came out of nowhere and interrupted all my other writing plans?
Well, that story (which up until now I’ve been referring to by its title place holder “Summer Princess”) is edited and uploaded and ready to publish and today I’m revealing the actual title:
Read More“It is said that Darkness is empty and whatever vanishes into its depths is lost forever. I know this better than anyone. For I have suffered here in the shadows, and there are none who might find me.”
Read MoreI blink in the darkened hallway. You would think, after so many trips into the FictionVerse that I would have gotten used to the crossing over, but it always takes me a minute to acclimatize myself to a new world. I am standing in a stone hallway. I can see wooden doors along the hall, presumably leading into various chambers and rooms. It is dark, the hallway lit only by torches hanging in sconces, and I gather that I have arrived as planned in Dinefwr Castle in South Wales. It is the year 1282.
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