Monthly Archives: October, 2012

It’s not always about you, Princess

Hi Friends, So today I thought I would tell you about other people’s work. BTW – The title of the post was overheard in conversation and is now part of my work-in-progress. I think it’s hilarious. (It is true that what you say around me might end up in a book – or on my …

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Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland inspired short story

“But I don’t want to go among the mad people,” Alice remarked. “Oh, you can’t help that,” said the cat: “we’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.” “How do you know I’m mad?” said Alice. “You must be,” said the cat, “Or you wouldn’t have come here.” From “Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland” by Lewis …

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What’s in a (Character) Name?

I’m trying to find a name to fit my romantic comedy’s female main character. Right now I have a placement name of Lexi Dylan, but it doesn’t fit her well, and I think it may be a little too cliché.  To me, the names of my characters are just as important as any other aspect …

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Free Kindle eBook: a supernatural mystery

Hi Friends, I have a free eBook for you this weekend (Friday & Saturday). Passage to Queen Mesentia.  My ancient Egypt obsession, along with being a longtime paranormal fan, and my love for good old-fashioned treasure hunt stories are the inspirations behind Passage to Queen Mesentia.  It is also a love story: forbidden, cursed, forever, lost, reawakened. Here is …

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Fairy Tale inspired short story: The Kingdom of Pillars

This is a light supernatural fairy tale combining  “Beauty and the Beast” and fairies – I’m not sure of the exact date, but it is at least a few years old. The Kingdom of Pillars  by Dorlana Vann “I didn’t do anything!” “Do you want father’s wings to be taken off? Is that what you want? …

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