Releasing SOON, which makes me smile.
This week I’m excited to share the cover of Wild Mint Tea: A Farm Fresh Romance. The sight of this definitely makes me smile! March first isn’t very far away now.
Karen Hancock, author of the popular series Legends of the Guardian King discusses some of the many reasons why fantasy might be a truer representation of reality for believers than the books that tout contemporary settings and themes. Check it out here!
Pygmy owl! We actually had a dusting of snow, so Jim and I went for a walk at our nearby wildlife center. This little guy (all of about seven inches tall) got our attention—and eventually we got his, as well. Here’s a little video with a 360 of our valley, taken just a few minutes…
This month the gang at Christian SFF Blog Tours has decided to spotlight Edenstar Books and Games. I’ve had the link to this site up on my sidebar for several months now, though I don’t check it as often as I should. Now that my attention has been re-drawn to this site, I’ll be going…
My son and his family are away for a few days, so I am dog, cat, kitten, and chicken sitting. Here’s my bonus!
Well, you see…I had my posts made up last week, not knowing I would be sick and therefore away from the computer on which they were stored. So I’m posting two on the same day. Sue me! I’d thought I was fairly well read in the CSFF genre; after all, it isn’t that big. However,…
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Oh my gosh! I remember beta reading parts of this and loving it! Yeah!
SOO close to pushing the publish button on this! But apparently I didn’t allow enough time for ISBNs to get to me, so that’s my current delay.
Oh, I don’t think I’ve seen this version of the cover. Very nice :).
Yay! I’m very happy with it myself. 🙂
It’s a gorgeous cover — but I thought his face was scarred?
Ah, you remember the story from the old days, too! His face is scarred with spiral designs on each cheek, which looks like a shadow here. It is (obviously) impossible to see clearly at this resolution, but will be visible on the paperback. The problem of making him so much smaller and further back. Hanna and I discussed his scars at length and decided, with the layout, that a “nod” to the scars was all we could really do.
Also, going on the cover just brings the people in, scarification might turn some people off but it works within context of the story :).
Right. They’re a major part of the story, of course, and the reader will get at least an idea why in the “Look Inside” feature.