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I've run 2 writing groups, I'm really good at giving critiques.
I have:
When Stars Speak: long NA epic swords and sorcery fantasy series
Perhaps on a Different Plane: YA urban fantasy trilogy
Calamity's Leftovers: weird post apocalyptic duology
(Haha I see double crochet when I close my eyes send help)
(Haha I see double crochet when I close my eyes send help)
Tinorkk reproduce less frequently than humans, & for the most part age slower. Families are usually small, unless they're a pack forming Tinorkk like werewolves who are all about family. Centuries of the Agency's propaganda has made most Tinorkk distrust other species-
Tinorkk reproduce less frequently than humans, & for the most part age slower. Families are usually small, unless they're a pack forming Tinorkk like werewolves who are all about family. Centuries of the Agency's propaganda has made most Tinorkk distrust other species-
Tinorkk Towns are subterranean, but not on purpose. They were forced into a treaty with humans & a loophole involving trap streets allows them to build, but only downwards. They've mostly lost access to the sky. Keeping stories of their constellations alive is a battle.
Tinorkk Towns are subterranean, but not on purpose. They were forced into a treaty with humans & a loophole involving trap streets allows them to build, but only downwards. They've mostly lost access to the sky. Keeping stories of their constellations alive is a battle.
I've run 2 writing groups, I'm really good at giving critiques.
I have:
When Stars Speak: long NA epic swords and sorcery fantasy series
Perhaps on a Different Plane: YA urban fantasy trilogy
Calamity's Leftovers: weird post apocalyptic duology
I've run 2 writing groups, I'm really good at giving critiques.
I have:
When Stars Speak: long NA epic swords and sorcery fantasy series
Perhaps on a Different Plane: YA urban fantasy trilogy
Calamity's Leftovers: weird post apocalyptic duology
This 1 involves sneaking around an oppressive government while the other is characters accidentally taking over their current 1.
This 1 involves sneaking around an oppressive government while the other is characters accidentally taking over their current 1.
I guess technically not a symbiote because their hosts are dead, but Kashim is an energy being who inhabits/puppets bones to interact with the world. Their latest set belonged to a dear halfling friend who left his skeleton to Kushim in his will. Kushim is many centuries old.
I guess technically not a symbiote because their hosts are dead, but Kashim is an energy being who inhabits/puppets bones to interact with the world. Their latest set belonged to a dear halfling friend who left his skeleton to Kushim in his will. Kushim is many centuries old.
Did they ever release any of the Epstein files? Or are we focusing entirely on war crimes instead of sex crimes now? Or am I just out of the news loop?
Did they ever release any of the Epstein files? Or are we focusing entirely on war crimes instead of sex crimes now? Or am I just out of the news loop?
I've run 2 writing groups, I'm really good at giving critiques.
I have:
When Stars Speak: long NA epic swords and sorcery fantasy series
Perhaps on a Different Plane: YA urban fantasy trilogy
Calamity's Leftovers: weird post apocalyptic duology
I've run 2 writing groups, I'm really good at giving critiques.
I have:
When Stars Speak: long NA epic swords and sorcery fantasy series
Perhaps on a Different Plane: YA urban fantasy trilogy
Calamity's Leftovers: weird post apocalyptic duology
There's so much distance between the beginning and end that it's going to take a ridiculous amount of plot point stepping stones to get there. I'm thinking a bunch of novellas might be the way to go.
There's so much distance between the beginning and end that it's going to take a ridiculous amount of plot point stepping stones to get there. I'm thinking a bunch of novellas might be the way to go.
Tinorkk, depending on their species, all have an aptitude for different types of magic. But anyone, even humans if they learn how, can activate sigils. Healing sigils are expensive. Powerful ones are accepted as first month's rent and security deposit. Healing potions are-
Tinorkk, depending on their species, all have an aptitude for different types of magic. But anyone, even humans if they learn how, can activate sigils. Healing sigils are expensive. Powerful ones are accepted as first month's rent and security deposit. Healing potions are-
(please be respectful of other cultures and the entities they've asked us not to use as fiction)
(please be respectful of other cultures and the entities they've asked us not to use as fiction)
It's an urban fantasy in this world, so our technology plus some mixed with magic. Vincent is the main experimenter when it comes to combining the two, but The Agency will use magic with technology to protect the world, despite the fact that they're protecting it from magic.
It's an urban fantasy in this world, so our technology plus some mixed with magic. Vincent is the main experimenter when it comes to combining the two, but The Agency will use magic with technology to protect the world, despite the fact that they're protecting it from magic.
I...am not sure I will continue with this idea 😅. I am not willing to learn what abstract algebra is for this. Do not like.
I...am not sure I will continue with this idea 😅. I am not willing to learn what abstract algebra is for this. Do not like.