Showing posts with label Work in Progress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Work in Progress. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2013

I'm blogging at The Popculturedivas today



Join me at The Popculturedivas for a look at taking Pride in Your Work.

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Blog Hop - The Next Big Thing preview

 

My friend Charlene L. Roberts, Ellora's Cave author, has an interview up where she introduces us to her Next Big Thing:

THE PRINCE'S GUARDIAN

I've been tagged in this Blog Hop, originally for today, but I'll have to reschedule for next week. NaNoWriMo's finish line is within reach, and my blogging schedule had to be parked to accommodate the writing marathon.

In the meantime, check out Charlene's newest work in progress:

"Leila’s suceessfully completed task in the Earth realm has come with a heavy price, as her return heralds the beginning of an immenint war between the once-allied witches and elves, and only her ingenuity and magical skills can stop the inevitable."

- Charlene L. Roberts

For anyone wanting to join me in next week's blog hop, please let me know in the comments section. Visit Charlene's blog for the rules.

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Thursday Thirteen - 170 - 13 Things You'd Find in Peredur's World

Today's Thursday Thirteen is a collection of images that are foremost in my mind as I work on my vampire work in progress. This story follows a Dark Age Welsh warrior who becomes a vampire.


1 - Round hut













2 - Sword




3 - Cloak brooch










4 - Spear

















5 - Pewter ring








6 - Vampires













7 - Caverns











8 - Blood












9 - An angel
















10 - Initiation tree











11 - Spells
















12 - Silver chains















13 - Bone amulet







Ann Pino says I like that round hut.

Adelle Laudan says Great idea. I just might steal it. Sounds like the makings of a great book.

Travis Cody says I'm always curious about the vampire culture a writer chooses to utilize. Would you say your vampires are more in the Ann Rice culture, Bram Stoker culture, or some combined varietal?