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Solstice and Eclipse Scopes

Welcome the mid-summer/mid-winter solstice as the Sun – symbol of our purpose, path and power – moves into the Cardinal …

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Deadlines - Writing Under the Hammer

Hammer fall Art Print Deadlines. Every writers' bane, right? Wrong. Leonard Bernstein, director of the New York Philharmonic and one of the most talented and successful musicians in USA history, had a different take. He said: To achieve great things, two things are needed; a plan, and not quite enough time. Image from Who do Writer's Really Write for? But still... deadlines. What a

High Fives with Amanda: Gifts for the Authors in your life

Hello there! Honestly, I can't believe that it's December. This year has flown past! So to wrap up my Year of High Fives, here are five things you could think about getting the author in your life for the holidays. We are a strangely eclectic bunch, us authors, so there will be variations of this list depending on your author, but something here will probably work for this gift-giving season.

Jupiter into Capricorn

Hey everyone! I just posted the scoop on Jupiter into Capricorn over on the GVA Blog. Here’s the short version. …

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Romance In Fantasy Fiction: Celebrating Difference

. Intro: #YoR #RIFF Wow, we're here: December 1 and my final post for 2019 — my own personal Year of Romance in Fantasy Fiction! I started a tad late in the year (in March, with The Lord of the Rings), and proceeded to alternate between older and newer works — noting all the while that the romances featured are my personal favorites, rather than any endeavor to comprehensively chart the genre!

The Cover Story

Cover artist Zalantina Zareva We all know we aren't meant to judge a book by its cover. I mean, really. The saying's used as a reminder not to base our opinions on outward appearances. But... It happens all the time. For example, check out these fun facts listed by Aaron Gouveia: Tall people are paid more. Overweight people less. Blonds, gym addicts, women wearing makeup, 'attractive

High Fives with Amanda: Things for NanoWrimo

High Fives with Amanda: Top 5 things you need for NaNoWriMo The time is upon us. The one month of the year where writers buckle down and try to write 50k words in one month. Its approximately 1600 words a day. Which for some writers is not a lot and for others is the biggest ask ever. I've been participating or cheering on people for NaNoWriMo since the beginning. I remember doing it in college

Crown of Bones by A. K. Wilder

I’m so thrilled to announce my next release – Crown of Bones, book #1 in The Bone Throwers Series. (writing …

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Best Places in the World for You

Who wants to explore relocation in astrology? Hi everyone! I just announced this course over at the GoodVibeAstrology blog and …

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Get Set for 2019

Hi everyone, Ready for 2019? Here are links to support the wrap-up of 2018 and launch into 2019. But it’s …

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