Three years ago, he was there to pick up a tiny slip bearing the name of some high-ranking foreign individual marked for killing on the order of Her Majesty’s government. A Russian target. ...culled from "Deception", a Robert Twist (MI6) thriller

I just saw, for a blink, someone's art of different variations of elf ears. Then Twitter had to update! I wanted to look at that! 😠

Found it! Even Twitter refreshing can't hide pretty art from me!

Am I right, or...am I right?😁😉🤣

#FantasyIndiesSeptember Day 18 (because I was busy yesterday) All my characters have little quirks here and there. They feel needed to make characters unique from each other. Thalia flaps her hands when stressed or after touching things she doesn't like. She also laughs when

#FantasyIndiesSeptember Day 19 Having dropped out of school at age 6, she will never qualify to get into a university. If she could, animal sciences. She's a nerd for creatures. Chesney Infalt Lydia V Russell

#SeptemberWorldBuilders Day 18 (was busy yesterday, so I missed it) Humans often mistakenly believe Saint Laurel is in control of the ocean. She's not, but she can grant human ships fair weather. I don't go into ocean myths, even though Sigils of Blight has a whole section on

#SeptemberWorldBuilders Day 19 The northern ocean is full of undead that used to invade the shore. Now there's infrastructure in place to stop that (mines and whatnot). Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle)

#SeptemberThrills Day 19 Thursday Thrill: Cloth From Sigils of Malice Jade Black - £10 Cosy YCH!

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Are any of your characters based off of someone you miss? #WritingCommunity #QOTD

Not oversharing and not bothering to try and explain my perspective are two of my greatest struggles that I feel like I've made headway on. I still do it, but after 33 years, I know I will NEVER be in control of how people see me. How can I when I can't read a room?

#FantasyIndiesSeptember Day 20 Fun Facts: I cut the tip of my finger off with an axe as a kid and got it stitched back on. (I was like 4-ish?) Also I jumped an electric fence (it was off at the time) and broke into private property to save a starving stray kitten. Some shaved

#SeptemberWorldBuilders Day 20 In Sigils of Malice, the Imperil Capital of Grace is beside a cove that lets out into the greater ocean. Technically she falls into it from the railing of a warship in Sigils of Blight. It's a weird, "by proxy" fall. Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle)

#SeptemberThrills Day 20 My necromancers. Calliope Clayton is serving in all her 1910's style dresses and 'painted lady' makeup. Mattias DeLussier is a flamboyant thespian haunting the most lavish of dungeons and abandoned theaters. Even Marina Clayton was creepy, but

I sell books, but I don't often get reviews and it makes me nervous. Are people afraid to be constructive? Are my books not interesting enough? It's not imposter syndrome. I know I'm a writer. I'm just insecure.

My post yesterday was interpreted by some as "readers should always review". That's not what I meant. I was just feeling down and questioning myself as an author because reviews are left when people finish books and if they left an impact. I'm not criticizing readers.

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