1.5 – When God Comes to Town At this point it may be necessary to point out that you are not in trouble. Whoever you may be, wherever you may be, whenever you may be, you are precious. You are loved. This will make more sense later. In a way, everyone is the main character […]
1.4 Dragonslayer Redux First, a long, low grinding sound like chains rumbling against chains and then a thud that caused the entire chamber to shudder, and then the red dragon fell to the ground, dead. The head lolling to one side, wisps of smoke escaping from its mouth. A triumphal horn blast blew and specks […]
Chapter 3 – Pickup Groups “Look out!” Vikom snapped his head away from the goblin that had just fallen to the ground, looking toward Rebecca the [Cleric], just in time for a loud ‘Crack’ as something hit him low, from behind, beneath the knees, causing him to stagger forward and almost fall. “What the-?” Vikom […]
Book 1 – Vikom’s Story Chapter 2 – If at first you don’t succeed…. After Karol left, Vikom lost it a little bit or else – depending on who you ask – his problems surfaced. Very few people, including himself, would argue that he was okay, well no one who really knew him. Anyway. There […]
*I haven’t published any fiction in a while, and decided to try this out. I will be posting a webnovel here one chapter at a time, and editing it here and elsewhere, once I have chapters finished enough to share. Will see how this goes!* *Warning, chapter one of this story includes discussion of suicide […]
It’s the first Wednesday of the month and that means Insecure Writer’s Support Group time! Optional March 6 question – Whose perspective do you like to write from best, the hero (protagonist) or the villain (antagonist)? And why? This is a really good question for me this month. I’ve been working on back story for […]
Lori MacLaughlin, author of Lady, Thy Name is Trouble, is releasing her sequel novel Trouble By Any Other Name today May 23rd. Congrats Lori! Trouble By Any Other Name Tara Triannon is no stranger to trouble. She’s yet to find an enemy her skill with a sword couldn’t dispatch. But how can she fight one […]
Yesterday we spoke about Gary, who was a great guy. Today, we continue his tale, with his kids. As men tend to do when left to their own devices, Gary found a wife and had kids. Most of Gary’s descendants were like him: hairy, inquisitive, and reasonably intelligent. However, some of Gary’s descendants took after […]
Whenever she pictured him, he held A brush in his hand, mouth pursed in thought. Together, they imagined universes and colors and sound like the Delicate cool blue whirl of the pulsar like the ocean at the heart of every star. Whenever she pictures him, colors stain his fingers, Many colors swirled in a chaotic […]
A quick post to celebrate the upcoming release of It’s Like the Full Moon, by Glorie Townson, and to share her book cover contest. Which one do you like the best? (I like the third one best.) Glorie let me have a peek at a Digital ARC and I have to admit, pretty fun little […]
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