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Author of the Demonheart series. Ghostwriter semi extraordinaire.
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Deep in the pits of the middle realms, the spider sits in her lair. Playing tunes with her webs to lure in her meals. And when she's feeling particularly ravenous, she'll send her servants on the hunt.

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2020-10-06

Some of you may know I write well ahead of what is getting ready to publish. As one manuscript is being returned, something else is brewing...something more expansive and diabolical than anything I’ve written before. More to come tomorrow...

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2020-10-06

After a quick search, I came across a creature known as the Muldjewangk. A giant breed of merfolk that hides under clumps of floating seaweed and destroy anyone that crosses into their territory. It's a tale told to children to keep them from playing in the river after dark.

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2020-10-06

Day 2 of editing Raging Elementals was a strenuous one. Themes desperately needed to reworked and I ache trying to find good writing descriptors for frightened eyes. Alas, these issues should be resolved long before the final copy reaches you.

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2020-10-05

Day 1 of editing Raging Elementals sees minor changes. But imperative ones, nonetheless. I remove the accidental omniscience and I revel in the accidental foreshadowing. Oh, and more creative language.

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2020-10-04

Morrigan- Irish Goddess of death

She's a teller of fate. And appears on the battlefield in the form of 3 women or a crow to predict who they believe will win the war. And who will fall. Are you familiar with this goddess?

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2020-10-03

The forest of ceaseless decay is frightening, indeed. From face snatching spirits to gilled entities that attack from the mud. We find a horde of clawed beasts clicking a rhythm. As the lead us over the bridge. But where are they taking us? What will we discover next?

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2020-10-02

Nehalennia- Celtic Goddess of the sea

Sometimes found in the Germanic pantheon, she's associated most with the trading and shipping of cargo overseas. She's often depicted with a dog by her side. Are you familiar with this goddess?

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2020-10-02

The fog thickens in the freezing skies of Necromorgia as the final emperor takes his true form. To wage war against the elves for the stolen gyroscope. And set the fragments of time back in place.

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2020-10-01

Epona- Celtic Goddess of horses

A protector of horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules. She's also associated with fertility and is often seen with a cornucopia. Are you familiar with this goddess?

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2020-10-01