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Cover reveal: http://awolfstale.wordpress.com/2011/07/18/cover-reveal-and-love/ - YAY!
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Where I ranted at the World SF Blog: http://ning.it/nnqkK0
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First round of edits for Obsidian Moon, Obsidian Eye.
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Ignore the last few words "brings you here". LOL. Computer glitch!
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First edits for UF book two came. Busy, busy, busy - meanwhile, check out my writery blog: http://ning.it/jrEiNj brings you here?
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- Who I am:
- A Wolf's Tale: http://awolfstale.wordpress.com
In Between Worlds: http://jolantru.dreamwidth.org
Oysters, Pearls and Magic: http://jolantru.wordpress.com
The Book Of Phoenii: http://thebookofphoenii.wordpress.com
Twitter handle: jolantru
- Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:
- 2009:
- "A Matter Of Possession", Crossed Genres, Alternate History, Issue 9
- "Moon Maiden's Mirror", Semaphore Magazine, September Issue.
- 'The Trouble With Dragons' is featured in an anthology by Verb Noire (The Jukebox Bard: http://www.verbnoire.com/jukeboxbard)
2010:
- "And Chang 'Er Flew To The Moon", Bards And Sages Quarterly, January 2010.
- "Cog-Work Cat", Everyday Fiction, May 20.
- "The Sound Of Breaking Glass", Semaphore Magazine (June Edition).
- "Lux Perpetua", M-BRANE SF, Issue 18.
2011:
"Wolf At The Door", Lyrical Press - 4th April 2011
"Obsidian Moon, Obsidian Eye", Lyrical Press - 7th November 2011
"The Sound of Breaking Glass", The Apex Book of World SF Vol. II - 2011.
"Cog-Work Cat" in the Every Day Fiction Anthology III.
"The Bones Shine Through With Light", M-BRANE SF Issue 27
*Pagan/Spirituality books:
"Walking The Equator Dream" and "The Peridot Path: Trees of Southeast Asia", available at Lulu.com.
Self-Published:
- "Winged: A Novella Of Two Girls" - http://wingedanovella.wordpress.com and available at https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/3229 as well as an anthology of speculative fiction.
-- "Oysters, Pearls and Magic"
- Media outlets that I currently write for:
- None.
- My writing is:
- Fiction, Poetry, Blog Posts
- Outlets where I review books, TV, or film:
- No
- Services I offer to other writers:
- I offer editing and proofreading services.
- I'm part of these writers' groups or salons:
- No.
- My professional associations:
- Broad Universe.
- I found out about She Writes from:
- A friend
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Show some cover love!
Posted on March 13, 2011 at 6:52pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
This is a request/idea-that-struck-me-from-nowhere.
For folks who have my books on e-readers (be it Kindle, Sony, iPad etc), take a picture of yourself holding your e-reader with the cover of my book you are reading.
Show some cover love!
Thoughts and questions.
Posted on March 14, 2010 at 2:10am 2 Comments 0 Likes
What makes a story more authentic? A story by a white writer or one by an Asian writer? Is the white writer privileged to write a story about Asian people? (cue Racefail09)? Likewise, can an Asian writer write about white people? I was told once (in a review) that my steampunk felt like a parody of Victorian England and my white characters came across as ‘fake’. Similarly, comments were made about my name. Asian last name/surname = automatic assumption that writer is Asian = bad English or… Continue
Why I Write YA: Looking Into The Teenager's Psyche
Posted on September 29, 2009 at 11:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Recent events in Singapore and overseas have prompted me to come up with this entry. All these events involve teenagers, mostly in the age group of 16 to 18. What these teenagers have done point to issues within their psyches and reinforce the motivation behind my writing.
In Singapore, a tragic event has happened, involving the deaths of two teenage boys. One of them claimed that he would come back as a demon slayer to prevent World World III. He managed to convince a few friends to… Continue
In Singapore, a tragic event has happened, involving the deaths of two teenage boys. One of them claimed that he would come back as a demon slayer to prevent World World III. He managed to convince a few friends to… Continue
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Deirdre
Welcome to Mother Writer! I like both your status updates--I remember the baby not sleeping moments all too clearly and vampires in Singapore! Feel free to stop in and introduce yourself to the group. We look forward to hearing from you.
--Victoria
I have done a little bit of freelance journalism and am now just starting a blog trying to find my voice really, - goal one day is to have a book published -
Are you working on something in particular at the moment?
Sharni