Mark Ryden is releasing his newest body of surrealist artwork in his book, The Gay 90’s, tomorrow. Pieces like the one on this book cover are whimsical and beautiful at first glance, until you look a little closer and realize the adorable girl in the picture is wearing a dress constructed entirely of parts taken from a
I’ve been shot in the heart! In a really happy way. Natali from Book Cupid has posted a great FOUR star review for Fate’s Fables. So fly on over there and have a read!
If anyone had told me when I graduated high school that I’d one day become a published writer, I would’ve said, “You’re demented! I can’t write. All you have to do is look at my English grades to know that would never happen in a million years. I’m going to be an artist. Ask my art teacher.
Art by Jonathan Wolstenholme A big hug and thank you to my cousin Tracey Green for getting her book club to read Fate’s Fables. I got to meet a great bunch of women and eat some really yummy treats. And it was fun answering questions about the book. Here’s a few of the questions that
The moment I saw Taiyoung Choi’s painting of what’s actually an alien for some sci-fi fiction books, I thought of the scryer from the Lightning Sword in Fate’s Fables. Here’s a short excerpt from the fable: Lortaun climbed to the oracle set high in the mountain of Alderath to consult the scryer, a magical sea beast whose
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