It’s Wonderful Word Wednesday and here’s this week’s word! bugbear noun 1.) any source, real or imaginary, of needless fright or fear. 2.) a persistent problem or source of annoyance. 3.) Folklore. a goblin that eats up naughty children. Example Sentence: “Emil, you are my bugbear,” Brian said. This is Emil. ^ ^ Have you …
I’m not really a coffee person. I prefer tea, and I know a lot of fellow writers love tea, too. But have you ever wanted to break out of the Early Grey or English Breakfast norm and try something new? Well, let me help you find some cool new teas! If you need a little …
Buy from Amazon! Uncovering the truth could cost them their lives. Since entering the Safe Lands, Mason has focused on two things: finding a way to free his village from captivity, and finding a cure for the disease that ravages many within the walls of the Safe Lands. After immune-suppressive drugs go missing in the …
Hello, everyone! I’m pleased to participate in the cover reveal of author Gillian Bronte Adams’ book Orphan’s Song published by Enclave (formally Marcher Lord Press. Click the link to help out with the Kickstarter) and releasing this fall. I think the cover is pretty awesome. I love griffins. ^ ^ I definitely look forward to …
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It’s Wonderful Word Wednesday again and here’s this week’s word! inimical adjective 1.) adverse in tendency or effect; unfavorable; harmful: a climate inimical to health. 2.) unfriendly; hostile: a cold, inimical gaze. Example Sentence: Judah stared at Caleb from across the desk; his friendly green eyes had turned dark and inimical. He’s smiling now but …
I’m not really a coffee person. I prefer tea, and I know a lot of fellow writers love tea, too. But have you ever wanted to break out of the Early Grey or English Breakfast norm and try something new? Well, let me help you find some cool new teas! If you need a little …
Hey! It’s Soundtrack Sunday again and I have an old favorite. Harry Gregson-Williams is one of my favorite composers because number one he did the music for the first two Narnia movies. I enjoyed him better than the second composer who came in, but I’m biased. For the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time, he …
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“Sad endings are more realistic.” I’ve been hearing his often lately, and I beg to disagree. It seems like these day the whim of a happily ever after is disappearing, and these more “realistic” endings are moving in. Frankly this is disheartening to me. I spend an entire book emotionally invested in a main character …
It’s Wonderful Word Wednesdays again! I found another cool adjective. I love finding adjectives in particular because often it’s hard to find a word that quite describes what one is envisioning while writing. Anyone know that feeling? I hope this word fits someone’s picture in their head for a scene. ^ ^ balmy adjective, balmier, …
I’m not really a coffee person. I prefer tea, and I know a lot of fellow writers love tea, too. But have you ever wanted to break out of the Early Grey or English Breakfast norm and try something new? Well, let me help you find some cool new teas! If you need a little …
