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I am glad I made this #writing project on #mastodon as I #rant constantly, and used to write in a more disorganized way.

The limited space forces me to write efficiently, and my grammar/punctuation skills have gotten better.

I never liked obtuse, flowery lexicon as I am as blunt as they come. This writing style suits me, and I enjoy how this project makes me think.

But I like to maintain some elegant language too, as I don't care for sounding stupid.

Call me ANYTHING but.

❤️ Godhunter’s audiobook is finally UP at my shop! It’s delivered through BookFunnel, so you’ll need their free app or a browser to listen. I tried it, and it works well.

Since I’ve heard tale that the old Zon will do the occasional automatic price matching to the loss of the author, I’ve priced it accordingly, BUT…

Use coupon code FIFTYOFF to get the real price at atticwallbooks.com/b/eqU9w. 🥸

#WritingCommunity #fantasy #romance #reading #Audiobooks #books #romancelandia @bookstodon

I've been hosting family and working on the memoir. One of the chapters-- I'm shaping them into stand-alone essays—will be published, "Poached Peaches." That makes about 5 excerpts that have been published. This one focuses on my ancestor stealing the very idea of the LaGrange peach farm, which became the largest fruit farm in the Southeast. I need to find a home for "The Telling" when I stood in a sacred space and told the story of a community killing led by my ancestor. #WritingCommunity

If/when you read my book, will you leave me a review?

I don't expect you to kiss my arse, just be honest and write a few words.

Amazon reviews are influential (I don't make the rules!) and you just need an account, not to have bought it from there. But a review anywhere would be so appreciated.

Authors work hard to get books out there, but we cannot do it without readers. I am very grateful for all your support.

#WordWeavers 26
fight scenes?

Few. You DO NOT want to read my stories for fight scenes.

They typically fall into 3 categories, sometimes with overlap:
• Secondary to what’s really happening
• Brief in duration
• Comedic in nature

Comedic is a favorite. One of those occurs near the end of Book1. Another gem is the “confrontation” in Book2—between Gliss & Riparia (ladylike Gliss has a temper). I pulled out all the stops for the ballroom scene in Book7.

Fortsettelse av samtale

#ScribesAndMakers 26
3 classics—again

Descriptions are in Wikipedia. What the choices meant to me & my writing:

LOTR, a fantasy, has someone insignificant performing a righteous act. Friendship is a strong theme.

Green Gables is heartwarming, mixing innocence & idealism with the harshness of real life. I adore Anne’s personality!

Scarlet Letter is a feminist tale that also examines being an outsider, the weight of a secret, bravery, cowardice, & self-esteem.

#WritersCoffeeClub 26
sensory difficulties

Far too often—taste. I struggle with it, probably because I was raised with a narrow palate. It widened over the years, but has narrowed again.

It’s less of an issue in the Kovenlore Chronicles where sit-down meals seldom occur. Descriptions of food that I can relate to are difficult to come by.

The irony here is that I love to write dinner parties. If not careful, my characters would always consume the same food.