Community – Page 13 – The D/A Dialogues

The prayers heard ’round the world

D: Have you heard, A? A? What are you doing – stop eating and pay attention! A: I’m allowed– D: A! I mean it, put down the peanut butter. A: Fine, fine – what has your . . . is that a kilt? You’re older than kilts, D– D: Woman!! Have. You. Heard? A: What?Continue reading “The prayers heard ’round the world”

What’s in the box?

A: I think, when I grow up, I want to be Therese McMurphy. D: When you grow up? It’s a little late for that now, isn’t it, A? A: I’m always in the process, D. I mean, when I’m old – I hope I have enough stories. D: You talk to a time-travelling Pict inContinue reading “What’s in the box?”

Man in the Mist

D: I’m what?! A: Muahahaha! D: But they think I’m what?! A: Told you I was going to write today. D: But I’m . . . I’m . . . I can’t say it. A: Play nice, and I’ll bring you back. D: You are intolerable. A: Thanks, D.

Words . . . and more words

D: I can think of a few choice words. A: Can it, D. D: See, there’s your problem. You never use your pretty words with me. It’s always short and terse and generally dismissive. I love words too, you know. A: . . . D: I do. A: (Sigh) I know you do, D. IfContinue reading “Words . . . and more words”

Join in a Fantasy Goodreads Discussion

Originally posted on Legends of Windemere:
Art by Jason Pedersen Ionia has started a discussion on the Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Goodreads site. The question is: Why must we compare in fantasy? We’ve all heard the ‘can this guy beat this guy’ or ‘that guy is like this guy because of this’. For example, a…

In Review: A Girl Named Cord

Of the many things I am, I am a reader. I write, certainly. I’m a mom too. And a reckless gardener. I have conversations with a time-traveling Pict Druid in my head and on this blog, but really, I’m a reader. I love to escape all that and just read. I loved reading Briana Vedsted’sContinue reading “In Review: A Girl Named Cord”

Saved by the box

A: You’ve been saved, D. D: Pray tell, how. A: Well, I was just going to reblog my post from the Community Storyboard, from Day 10 of the Creative Writing Challenge. D: You mean that bit of writing I see at the bottom, here? A: Uh huh. D: And how have you saved me, really?Continue reading “Saved by the box”

It is Here!

Originally posted on When I Became an Author:
A Girl Named Cord is now available for purchase on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/A-Girl-Named-Cord-ebook/dp/B00E91QL7W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375275789&sr=8-1&keywords=a+girl+named+cord and Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/342078 Get the eBook for $2.99 and the paperback for $7.99!

On Sale Now! Legends of Windemere: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower for .99 Cents!

Originally posted on Legends of Windemere:
Cover Art by Jason Pedersen The day has come, everyone! Legends of Windemere: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower is live on Amazon.com! See the adventure that Luke Callindor and his friends have found themselves in now. Meet the hot-tempered, magic-hurling Nyx and her cunning rival Trinity the Chaos Elf Queen. …

A Girl Named Cord Releases July 31, 2013!

D: A! A! It’s here! A: I seem to recall just doing this. D: No, A – ITS HERE! A: You are scaring me, D. D: A Girl Named Cord is on Amazon, A. You know, Briana’s exciting new book about Cord, a delightfully spunky cow-puncher in the Old West, who suffers trials and –Continue reading “A Girl Named Cord Releases July 31, 2013!”