Where an author and her creation meet.
D: Well, look who’s alive. A: Really? That’s all you have for me? Not-very-imaginative-snark? D: Well, it looked like you were in a hurry and I know you want to keep these ‘adventure with us’ guest blog notifications to half a page. A: . . . D: OK, fine. It’s been a while. I’m rusty. A: […]
Read MorePlease welcome to the blog, the delightfully witty Helena Hann-Basquiat, our very favorite Dilettante. She graciously wrote up a hilarious account of her most recent run-in with D. So, lend her your eyes and enjoy! Be sure to tell her how much you love this in the comments! Dilettante vs Druid When I arrived at the […]
Read MoreA: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, I’d like to turn your attention to the link here, which will take you to the wonderful world of Wee Bit Wordy, where Dean was kind enough to invite yours truly to write a few words– D: Ahem. A: Yes, D? D: Just where am I over at Wee Bit Wordy? […]
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Katie Sullivan It was a nice change, talking to myself as me, instead of talking to myself under the guise of my character/muse/monster, the druid known as D. ? Give those who may not know Changelings: Into the Mist a snapshot of the story. Irish teens Maureen O’Malley and…
A: The talented Dean at Dean’z Doodlez was kind enough to invite me to be a guest for his Guest Blogger Sunday feature, where Dean asked his guests to tell the tale of their journey into self publishing or writing itself. D: So, have you really been writing for 20 years? A: Yep. D: Wow, […]
Read MoreD: Admit it, A. You missed me. A: That was supposed to be my line. D: Perhaps – and perhaps I may yet answer it – but you missed the snark. A: Maybe. You aren’t nearly as fun in the book. D: I’m a Druid fighting for his life and the life of his charges […]
Read MoreWhile A is away, the blog still gets to play. Please enjoy Part 2 of “Old Hand’s Voyage to Ireland,” from A View from the Wheelhouse. (Missed Part 1? Click here.) The silence was broken by a cacophony of seabirds as the anchor fell with a rattle of chain into the green waters of Dingle […]
Read MoreWhile A is away, the blog still gets to play. Please welcome a swab on the Old Hand, from A View from the Wheelhouse. Blinded by spray, I grabbed the weather rail as the north wind collided with the ebb and turned Saint George’s Channel into a churning mass of breaking seas. We beat westward until […]
Read MoreWhile A is away, the blog still gets to play. Please welcome Marie Ann Bailey, from 1WriteWay. Brittany woke to the sharp odor of damp soil and something else, something familiar, something sweet. She tried to stretch out her legs. Her feet touched a solid barrier before her legs were fully straight. She was lying […]
Read MoreAnnouncer: Today’s guest author is John W. Howell who writes a blog named Fiction Favorites. It can be found at http://johnwhowell.com. John will be interviewed by D. So D you are on. D: Since A is still out of touch today we have with us as a guest author; Mr. John W. Howell the world-famous […]
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