Clare C. Marshall's Blog, page 2
September 9, 2020
Signatures Handmade Market Winnipeg 2019 Post Mortem (and Year Round-Up)
If you haven’t been keeping track, in the 2019 holiday season, I had an extremely busy show schedule: I flew out east to the Turners Christmas at the Coliseum Show (during which, my grandmother also passed away), I immediately flew back to Calgary and bussed up to Edmonton to the Butterdome Christmas Show, and
September 1, 2020
Wingtorn: Returns July 2021 – Update Interlude!
Wingtorn 3: Arrest returns to your ears July 2021!
August 2, 2020
Wingtorn: Allegiance – Chapter 15 (Epilogue) – Book 2
Fingal pressed his lips together in a contemptuous smile as he held up his bandaged hand. “Off to a roaring start.”
July 29, 2020
Wingtorn: Allegiance – Chapter 14 – Book 2
He inhaled sharply and pursed her lips—her eyes suddenly wide as she stared right at him. “I tried…and I wasn’t fast enough…”
July 17, 2020
Wingtorn: Allegiance – Chapter 13 – Book 2
"If I abandon her, I’m abandoning myself."
July 9, 2020
Wingtorn: Allegiance – Chapter 12 – Book 2
Fingal glanced at the destroyed scaffolding. “Is this an interrogation, Captain?”
July 3, 2020
Wingtorn: Allegiance – Chapter 11 – Book 2
She reached out a hand as one of the red embers grazed her cheek and faded into her skin.
June 25, 2020
Wingtorn: Allegiance – Chapter 10 – Book 2
This is a weekly fantasy serial. You can read or listen to the story. It’s best to start with Chapter 1! CHAPTER TEN FINGAL Fifteen years ago Fingal was overcome with the chaos of dozens of people stampeding for the kitchen door. The Fae Queen. Had she come to collect her daughter? Had she arrived just
June 18, 2020
Wingtorn: Allegiance – Chapter 9 – Book 2
“You have to leave,” Riona said again to Connor, ignoring the bandit that hoisted her to her feet.
June 8, 2020
Butterdome Christmas Show 2019 Post Mortem
For the uninitiated, the Butterdome Craft show is largely considered by many professional artists to be THE Christmas craft show—at least, if you live in Western Canada, it is. Why is it called the Butterdome? Well, because it’s held in the Butterdome building at the University of Alberta in Edmonton—which literally looks like a
