Some of my purple petunias and a waxing gibbous moon around nine o'clock tonight. The garden is so heady with scent of purple petunias. I'll have to take pictures of them in the daylight.
Oh wow, dear (((((((((((KS)))))))))))) -- what a gorgeous picture of the purple petunias and the waxing moon! Amazing, and breathtaking.
And I just love the book trailer you made. It's absolutely awesome. Thank you so much for putting it in your sidebar. You are such a sweet friend and a blessing!
Gopherwood - Novella - 24,000 words A small gopher discovers his best friend is missing along with the Great Pine Forest...something must be done!
The Glass Unicorn - 85,000 words The magical properties of a Glass Unicorn turn a young girl and an elderly aunt into best friends.
Scrungy: Abandoned - 67,000 words Book 1 in a series of novels about a young kitten named Scrungy, who had been left by the side of a deserted road.
Scrungy: Rescue - 96,000 words Book 2 in the Scrungy series. Along with rescue of a friend's kittens, revenge, in the name of animal cruelty, takes Scrungy and his friends to town.
Scrungy: Journey - First Draft completed - 102, 134 words Book 3 in the Scrungy series. Scrungy's forest home is jeopardized by humans and the whole colony must take a journey to find a new home.
Bubba and Bean -Second Draft completed - 101,047 words.Placed in Southern Georgia, a western girl meets a true southern boy where friendship and young romance blossom.
Murder at Mallard River Bend - currently 82,000 words --Currently with Beta Reader-- 2007's NaNoWriMo project. A campground murder mystery. Deadly Retreat at Mallard River Bend- 2009's NaNoWriMo project. The second book in the Campground Mystery Series. A couples camping retreat turns deadly. The new campground owners are up to their elbows in murder...again. Writing has begun The Fairy Gardens - A story fraught with murder, incest, and suspense... On the back burner for now
On Words
"One of the bad things you can do to your writing is to dress up the vocabulary, looing for long words because you're ... ashamed of your short ones" -Stephen King
What does the Wind have to do with Writing?
If I could stand again upon that grassy hill, or out in a field, bare of wheat, I’d summon the wind and listen closely as it sang to me its ancient melodies. The hog-wire fence strung from post to post in a pasture nearby haunts me with its eerie tune, as fickle winds blow this way and that. If I could stand again next to that giant, wind-torn cedar, clinging to its rocky ledge overlooking the ocean—whipped into a roiling dither by fierce, faraway winds, or stand once more under whispering pines while a gentle breeze sings softly to the shimmering lake it shelters, I’d listen and hum a tune in harmony with its song.
The morning sun touches my soul and fills it with need, my heart with inspiration. The wind, strong and fierce or gentle as a baby’s breath mildly caressing my skin, fills me with the desire to express myself through the magic of storytelling. --DBB
Writing is all about creating magic.
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Meet my Creation - Scrungy and Friends
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Daughter #3's site
Whitebear and Rainfish
Daughter #4 Site
Winner! Murder at Mallard River Bend - 66,152 words
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Oh wow, dear (((((((((((KS)))))))))))) -- what a gorgeous picture of the purple petunias and the waxing moon! Amazing, and breathtaking.
And I just love the book trailer you made. It's absolutely awesome. Thank you so much for putting it in your sidebar. You are such a sweet friend and a blessing!
Love and hugs -- and purrs from the Ballicai!
Gorgeous picture, Dorothy. And the book trailer for Thomma Lyn - what a great job. *applause*
Dorothy, stunning picture!! Giving a hug and hi!
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