Dragonscale Clippings

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    Foreign & alien

    Today I am launching Air Brother, the fifth paperback and e-boxset in The Kaerling series! The distance between the snapjaw and the skiff increased yet still Tari’s eyes were drawn to it against her will. Its smooth sides gleamed in the dull light of the clouded morning. The fins were sharp, triangular against the heaving […]

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    Aliens & Unicorns!

    I’ve recently had a poem published over at Spillwords! Human Race is a dystopian, rhythmical poem telling of sinister goings on behind renewable energy systems… If you enjoy the poem, please like it at Spillwords! And, if you’re into teen tales, there’s a brilliant e-book giveaway happening this month HERE! All books are free to […]

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    To enchant & entertain

    I have managed to read so many books recently, that I’m having to spread out the reviews, otherwise this post would be so long, no one would ever get to the end of it! The Ghost Moth by Leslie Garland 6/5 Unusual and fascinating, this story defies genre definition. It’s not a comfortable tale and […]

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    Alien country

    alien countrylow clouds obscure her visionlost, alone, afraid© Freya Pickard 2024 This haiku is inspired by Herb Woman and describes Tari’s fear of the strange, new world she finds herself in at the beginning of the story. Did you know that the cover for Herb Woman is a photograph by Jonathon B. Hoyt of a […]

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    tight prose with a definite rhythm

    The companions’ journey takes them across a vast, dangerous ocean and their relationships, tenuous at best, become even more strained. As the King’s Assassin, Ashlar Slate, continues to pursue the four companions, threats also assail them from elsewhere; pirates and a deadly poison. Here there is a great mix of characters and they are each […]

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