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Hey guys! Hey! Hey everyone!

My wife made a cake!

Yeah that's all eatable!

Look at this nonsense!

The mushrooms are made of fondant and are totally not from the back yard!

It's d&d night, and the DM thought the cake was just the new artsy centerpiece on the kitchen table....

You can find her stuff on instagram, she's Author_in_the_kitchen (don't forget the underscores)

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Need some magic in your life?

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it's always a good day to complain about English speakers

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My new d20 decided it wanted to start rolling bad. It has been set aside and is now being punished as an example to the others.

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She also has an Instagram: @harbinger_purrs

Behold!

Lady Floof,

Destroyer of the tenth imperial leigon,

Puncher of demons,

Devourer of tasty treats,

We call her Harbinger.

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Surprise! I wrote a creepy short story for the Fireside anthology!

We are a people of oral traditions, telling our stories to seek connection, and the fire has always been our story-telling place. The spellbinding nature of fire elicits from us tales of magic, of darkness, of the macabre. Moons. Witches. Folklore. Ghosts. This collection of short stories and poems are the tales we tell at the fireside.

Look for my short story, Brews & Books, inside!

It started with a cup of tea. Charlotte Hazelwood doesn't remember setting foot inside the quaint little coffee shop, nor can she shake the feeling there are dangers lurking behind the barista's sweet smile...

Buy it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Fireside-Legends.../dp/B0BH8N3LB6/

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Awesome

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I have a dumb idea: Fic Wars

Ok, hear me out: Two authors. Ten chapters. One fic.

Two genres.

Each author gets five chapters, interwoven. (choose who starts, the other gets to end)

Each author also gets a seperate, completely opposing genre or trope.

They must respect the fiction of all previously written chapters. However, during their chapter, they must, to the best of their writing ability, wrench the story out of its previous genre or trope and back into theirs.

I just want to read a story that can’t decide if it’s a college AU or a Pacific Rim monster slayer. Half romance, half murder thriller. Half law procedural, half sitcom. Half Harry Potter au, half medical drama.

This is a dumb idea.

EDIT: Reylos and Shaladins are banned from this idea, go be terrible people somewhere else, bye.

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From the Writing About Writing Facebook page.

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I just recently terraformed the island I share with my teenage son (I say share loosely because he mostly pops on, checks his mail, talks to Tangy, and then leaves). If you visit, please tag me and let me know what you think. I plan to have a fish market, if I ever manage to do the fishing tourney. I've pretty much.missed it every time.

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The struggle is real. it's honestly one of the hardest things as an author, getting reviews. 😅

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What are you currently reading? I'm reading The Witcher: The Last Wish.

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