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August 30, 2012

Announcing the Labor Day Weekend Book Sale!
This coming week...



Announcing the Labor Day Weekend Book Sale!

This coming week marks the one year anniversary of This Brilliant Darkness!  So…I’ve been living with these characters for longer than two of my children!  Wowee!


(And, yes, Braine, the sequel is still happening.  Just not ready yet.)


But you know what IS ready?  This Brilliant Darkness.  For a SALE.  




“The enigmatic Red Tash has created a compelling, multi-layered - and fully nuanced modern fairytale, full of pop reference and varied philosophical allusions. This Brilliant Darkness is smart, thrilling, funny and full of great characters tangled in the kind of small-town webs Stephen King revels in. Excellent writing from a writer to watch. One of the best new writers I’ve read in years. Pick it up!”



It’s Labor Day, and let’s celebrate with a big book sale!  You can download This Brilliant Darkness and Troll Or Derby for a cool $.99 each!  If that’s not enough to load up your Kindle or your Nook or your Kobo or whatever you’d like, then check out these other amazing books on sale at the website.  And you can enter to win a digital camera—how spiffy would that be?




“Roller Deb is stuck in Bedrock, Indiana, with a loveless, alcoholic mother and a popular sister. Her only solace is roller skating, and Deb’s ambition is to skate in the Derby. But when her beauty queen sister—who has hooked up with a drug-dealer who deals faeth (fairy meth)—goes missing, Deb must set off to find her. What our main female protagonist doesn’t know is that she is actually a fairy who is about to fledge, and that she has been assigned a protector—Harlow, a troll and the nephew of troll rockstar Jarrod McJagger. Her mentor, the coach at the skating rink is also a troll, who gives her a pair of magic skates … and so unravels a prophecy that takes Deb and Harlow on a fast-moving, sometimes grim adventure that teaches both more about who they really are.”



So go grab a copy of each of my novels for cheap, and when you’re done with that, visit Wicked Cucumber for more!  (What a great name that is, huh?)


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Published on August 30, 2012 16:53

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feigenbaumsworld:

I thought that was how...





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I thought that was how normal people play.



God, I just need to replay this game.
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Published on August 30, 2012 16:27

I can see I’ve got some adjustments to make over the...



I can see I’ve got some adjustments to make over the weekend…

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Published on August 30, 2012 15:12

I won, I won, I won!
Troll Or Derby is Indie Book of the Month...



I won, I won, I won!


Troll Or Derby is Indie Book of the Month for a Goodreads group!  It’s called Book Junkies (no relation to the Facebook group, that I know of), and I’m thrilled!


Thanks for your votes!  I hope you love it!


If you’re thinking of joining the Book Junkies group-reading to discuss Troll Or Derby—cool.  They’ll also be discussing Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, and Wicked: The Life and Times of Wicked Witch of the West for September.


I’m so happy to be in such wonderful company!!!  I have always like green girls and weird kids.



 Buy links for the ereader or paperback bookseller of your choice are here.

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Published on August 30, 2012 11:14

August 29, 2012

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Agnes Richter was a German seamstress held...



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Agnes Richter was a German seamstress held as a patient in an insane asylum during the 1890s. During her time there, she densely embroidered her straightjacket with words, undecipherable phrases and drawings which  documented her thoughts and feelings throughout her time there. This remarkable object was collected by Hans Prinzhorn, a psychiatrist who ardently collected the artwork of his patients at a Heidelberg psychiatric hospital in the early 20th century.


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Published on August 29, 2012 15:15

August 28, 2012

And I did not pay for a one of these!
It’s just that...



And I did not pay for a one of these!


It’s just that good.


Troll Or Derby.  Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.

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