I'm still #writing independent scholarship on #theology and pop culture, and also lots of #fiction. Presently working out my own take on "dark heroic fantasy".
The start of new epic fantasy series by a favourite author, with an biromantic ace MC and some juicy tropes: close-castle mystery, ancient family secrets, and a travelling troupe of spies! Pretty sure the third one's out now :D
Get your fill of ace pirates and sirens in this fast-paced and sweet steampunk-ish fantasy, where a disabled siren learns to use a mechanical tail and regain a modicum of trust in (some) humans.
I haven’t drawn mice or other rodents in ages... I should pick that up again: when you’re that tiny everything takes courage and anything can be an adventure~.
The birdsite continues its downward slide, I am rebuilding almost an decade's worth of relationships and connections here on Mastodon. If you see this, please boost.
My colleague is trying to identify a fantasy novel he read as a child/tween sometime around 1980-1984 in the U.S., and so far all of us who are trying to assist are stumped. If you can help, we'd be most grateful! (UPDATE: We’ve ruled out works by Patricia McKillip.)
Here's what he remembers:
He thinks it was published in the late 1970s. (He read a library hardback without a dustjacket, so he didn't see the cover art.)
He thinks it was a standalone novel, not a book in a series.
The plot involved a boy and girl brought up as siblings, but in fact they were the respective heirs of two warring kingdoms, heraldically represented as "the Mountain" and "the Sea." It culminated in a duel between two wizards.
Maybe its time to start enjoying the great outdoors without paying rent.🌿🏰This dilapidated ruin may be covered in moss and vines, but it's still got great bones. Literally. And hey, who needs a roof when you have a clear view of the stars, right?😜
For some reason I thought this was sometime last year but I see I posted this to my site in January. My sense of time is way off these days. LOL I swear I have not taken #Mushrooms but I hope you enjoy this one.
How do you call this big massive cloud? Leo gives his best shot. ⛈️
Follow the promo Kickstarter page of Twilight Oracle, a comedy fantasy point & click adventure whose campaign launches on 25.04: https://bit.ly/twilight-oracle-campaign
Lyndsey Croal co-founded the Edinburgh Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers and has a background in climate and nature policy. Her pile of published short fiction includes "First Blood," "(Un)Censored," "The Last Call of the Deep," and "Patchwork Girls."
Grace P. Fong is a Chinese-American writer, artist, and narrative designer. Her artwork won an Ignyte Award and she's been nominated for the Best Fan Artist Hugo; her short fiction won an award from the FIYAH x Levar Burton Reads context. Sample her short fiction online: "For Want of Milk," "Girl Oil," and "The Toll of the Snake."
K. Lynn Harrison has been an educator, bookseller, and barista, while also engaging writing, drawing, painting, and ballroom dancing. Check out "Note to a Hypoxic Delusion" in Daily Science Fiction and the sprawling site Reprobate Typewriter.
E.M. Linden likes books, caffeine, and cool birds. Sample some of her online work: "The Projectionists," "Completely Safe and Totally Human Midwinter Holiday Tips," and "One Syllable, Rhymes with Sin."
C'est un projet qui me tient à cœur depuis 2016 et que je dessine dans mon temps libre. Il y a actuellement 102 pages et l'histoire atteint son dénouement !