Friday, January 27, 2017

A Short Story: Fate and Starlight

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Trust me when I say I did not believe her. Trust me when I say—she says one thing and does another. The woman was an enigma of lies. A child of fate and starlight who shrugged off her destiny in favor of parting her legs and selling her soul to those with dark intentions. Momoka was a woman who...

Tuesday, January 24, 2017

Winterskin's Blog Tour Continues at the Compelling Beasts Blog

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Only a couple of days left until Winterskin makes its debut on Amazon! My blog tour is winding down, but there are still a couple of days left! Please click here to read my author interview. Please click here to be notified when Winterskin is available on Amazon. Happy reading! ...

Friday, January 20, 2017

Winterskin's Blog Tour Continues at The Pursuit of Bookiness

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Click here to check out my author interview at the Pursuit of Bookiness! Here is a snippet: 1. What is the first book that made you cry? “Little Eye” by Andrez Sapkowski is the only story to ever make me cry, a short story about unrequited love. The ending of the story is what truly got me, because...

A Short Story: Flowers in a Riot of Color

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  I could never understand the reason for thin walls and paper screens. Through them, I could see everything; the shadow of a young apprentice as she bows respectfully. Head lowered, fingertips barely touching the tatami mat as she stretches them forward. Him, standing over. Towering. Overbearing....

Friday, January 13, 2017

The World of Winterskin: The Southern Reaches

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  This is a harsh landscape they tread. With pitchforks and hoes, they cultivate packed ground frozen from years of unyielding winters. It seems useless, hacking away at bitter dirt mixed with ice and inlaid with stone. Sweat breaks on their brows for naught, sweat won't make the land...

Thursday, January 12, 2017

A Short Story: Snow in Ezo

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Snow shoes were a common occurrence. Tied around tabi socks, stuck to the bottoms of sandals and snow boots, the three children raced from the warm confines of their family home and struck out into the snow. Their father often felt uncertain about letting the children race out on their own. Though...
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