If you’ve read Fate’s Fables, you may have picked up on my fascination with trees. The more gnarled and knotty the better, as far as I’m concerned. Check out my Pinterest board on Trees for some gorgeous woodsy visuals. One of the main characters in my book is the oak tree. There’s so much mystique
Wow, I can’t believe we’re starting another year. I don’t know about you, but 2013 blurred by in a flurry of activity for me. That’s probably why I’ve welcomed the winter months, quite content to retreat into the warmth of hearth and home. Not to mention the opportunity to get lots of writing done! 😀
It’s certainly been an interesting year being a newly published author. I’ve enjoyed multiple book signings at Chapters, received a bunch of fantastic 4 and 5 star reviews and gotten thousands of copies of Fate’s Fables into the hands of readers worldwide. Best of all, I’ve met some truly wonderful people, both online and off,
I certainly thought I’d be doing a whole lot more countdowns before Christmas Eve snuck up on me, but as usual, I’ve gotten carried away with all the holiday hustle and bustle. Here’s a piece of Christmas magic I found for you. The beginnings of a painting by Chris Jones, which smoothly comes to life
In the mood to have those heart strings tugged? Then you have to watch this warm and fuzzy Disney-style animated short called The Bear & The Hare. It’s actually an advert for John Lewis, but it’s far from being a mere commercial. This film was done traditionally, using stop-motion and hand-drawn 2D animation. Pretty much
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