A few weeks back a writing friend of mine told me about this new deck for story tellers she heard mentioned on a writers podcast: Mythulu. And I am so excited to tell you why I’ve fallen in love with this creativity and inspiration tool. (Thanks Vanessa Kier, novelist and Scrivener and writing tech teacher, and that […]
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After seven years, the Writer Librarian (finally!) did a follow-up interview with me. It was fun. I talked about the HENRIETTA AND THE DRAGON SLAYER trilogy and maintaining a healthy writerly mindset. Enjoy here:
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I’ve always been fascinated with swords and own a Japanese practice sword, a shinai, that I have practiced in. I loved Mirando Otto in the Lord of the Rings series, The Two Towers and The Fellowship of the Ring. Who is your favorite woman with a sword — in a book or movie or TV
Enjoy my Q&A with Rae at anewlookonbooks.com “Bookish Looks” on how I was inspired by living abroad in France and Quebec in my paranormal romance. I also shared how I juggle the many hats I wear in a day: Novelist, book coach, speaker, and teacher. I answer what story – a fanfiction – I’d write
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I’ve watched all ten seasons of SG-1, just finished last week. I’m having withdrawal, so had to watch the 2 Stargate movies — Stargate: The Arc of Truth and Stargate: Continuum. I’ve been watching Stargate Atlantis lately and loving it. In Stargate Atlantis, I love the opening sequence of the city of Atlantis rising out
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I think it would so amazing to see the Earth from space… The ISS is only ~220 miles above the Earth. My upcoming science fiction series takes place on a space station hotel-casino tethered to the Earth 22,000 miles up. 🙂 Like I said, I love imagining the Earth from space, from high Earth orbit
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I’m currently running a blog tour about Henrietta The Dragon Slayer series and have been asked all sorts of questions. BTW, enter the giveaway here before the tour ends on 4/11/2019. Here’s one I get asked a lot: What inspired you to write this book? I was inspired to write the Henrietta the Dragon Slayer
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Samantha “Sam” Carter is an astrophysicist and USAF captain. Played by Amanda Tapping in a regular role in seasons 1–10, Carter joins SG-1 under the command of Col. O’Neill in season 1. In one episode, she becomes a computer. In another, she lectures to USAF academy students brilliantly. In a third episode, she figures out
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Lovely review of the Henrietta The Dragon Slayer series. Thanks Stephanie! #YAFantasySeries From https://adventuresthruwonderlandreviews.wordpress.com/2019/03/30/blog-tour-henrietta-the-dragon-slayer-series/comment-page-1/ “I’ve spotlighted this series before, and now that I’ve read the whole thing, I can’t wait to share my thoughts! I really enjoyed Henrietta’s character, and I also loved the story-line in this one! Both humorous and exciting, I loved the
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I’ve updated the Henrietta The Dragon Slayer Prequel, the adventure before the adventure. Q: Why? A: Because I was excited to give it a polish and share it with you! Q: What if I already have the prequel? How do I get an updated version? A: First try to sign up for it. If the
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Award winning author, Beth Barany writes in several genres including young adult adventure fantasy, paranormal romance, and science fiction mysteries. Inspired by living abroad in France and Quebec, she loves creating magical tales of romance, mystery, and adventure that empower women and girls to be the heroes of their own lives.
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