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Natalie’s 2019 Year in Books
Take a look at Natalie’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Natalie Crown
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in Ipswich, The United Kingdom
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Tamora Pierce, J.K. Rowling, Philip Pullman
Member Since
August 2012
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/nataliecrown
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The Wolf's Cry (The Semei Trilogy, #1)
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2013
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The Lion's Pride (The Semei Trilogy, #2)
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2015
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The Bear's War (The Semei Trilogy, #3)
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My Writing Process
So, I run a Creative Writing club at work and one of my students asked me to put down my writing process in words. It ended up being a lot longer than I expected so I figure I might as well put it out into the world - rather than just have it sit on my laptop!
So, here it is. Hopefully somebody out there will find it helpful?
My entire process goes a bit like this…
Pre Production
1. Random idea pops i Read more of this blog post »
So, here it is. Hopefully somebody out there will find it helpful?
My entire process goes a bit like this…
Pre Production
1. Random idea pops i Read more of this blog post »
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“We fight the same and we love the same. Just because we are different does not mean that we aren’t equal.”
― The Wolf's Cry
― The Wolf's Cry
“Kammy jerked upright. It was as though the trees had parted beneath the pressure of the storm and a bolt of lightning had struck her. She had never entered the mouth for it had always been much too small. Yet, she had never seen anything else enter it either. The thought alone made her feel sick with excitement and fear. A small voice told Kammy that such a reaction was ridiculous, it was just a squirrel. But warmth spread to the tips of Kammy’s fingers as they stretched forward. She could see now that it was not a burrow at all, but a tunnel large enough for her to fit through. She was quite sure that she would not even have to bend her head. The same small voice tried to speak again but Kammy could not hear it through the rush of blood in her ears.
Kammy stepped inside the mouth of the forest and felt herself flipped upside down.”
― The Wolf's Cry
Kammy stepped inside the mouth of the forest and felt herself flipped upside down.”
― The Wolf's Cry
“The mouse began to shift and Kammy marvelled at the sight. Soon a second boy stood before her. She hardly noticed Eric appear beside him.
He was dressed much like Eric, though his shirt hung looser on his slimmer frame. His hair was a fluffy, chocolate mess. He was taller than Eric and he glared between them both before his eyes came to rest fully on Kammy. The first thing she noticed was the purple bruise on his cheek. The second was how bright his blue eyes were.”
― The Wolf's Cry
He was dressed much like Eric, though his shirt hung looser on his slimmer frame. His hair was a fluffy, chocolate mess. He was taller than Eric and he glared between them both before his eyes came to rest fully on Kammy. The first thing she noticed was the purple bruise on his cheek. The second was how bright his blue eyes were.”
― The Wolf's Cry
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| David Estes Fans ...: R&R # 79. - THE WOLF'S CRY (The Semei Trilogy, #1) by Natalie Crown | 40 | 83 | Aug 22, 2014 12:54AM |
“We fight the same and we love the same. Just because we are different does not mean that we aren’t equal.”
― The Wolf's Cry
― The Wolf's Cry
“No.’ Dorren shifted onto his knees, leaning towards her. ‘This is just the beginning, you’ll see. You are his weakness and you will ruin everything.”
― The Wolf's Cry
― The Wolf's Cry
“The mouse began to shift and Kammy marvelled at the sight. Soon a second boy stood before her. She hardly noticed Eric appear beside him.
He was dressed much like Eric, though his shirt hung looser on his slimmer frame. His hair was a fluffy, chocolate mess. He was taller than Eric and he glared between them both before his eyes came to rest fully on Kammy. The first thing she noticed was the purple bruise on his cheek. The second was how bright his blue eyes were.”
― The Wolf's Cry
He was dressed much like Eric, though his shirt hung looser on his slimmer frame. His hair was a fluffy, chocolate mess. He was taller than Eric and he glared between them both before his eyes came to rest fully on Kammy. The first thing she noticed was the purple bruise on his cheek. The second was how bright his blue eyes were.”
― The Wolf's Cry
“Kammy could see the palace built into the cliff face. It was a majestic construction. Its white walls stretched up into a cluster of turrets and towers. Its façade was broken by gigantic windows that reflected a rainbow of colours. The palace was flanked by two waterfalls that filled the chasm running far below them; a chasm that was bridged by a staircase of monstrous size. But Kammy hardly noticed how far she would fall should her grip fail. The giant structure that speared out of the palace and up into the sky commanded all of her attention. It burned her eyes so she could hardly look at it, but at the same time she could not look away. It looked like a white diamond. Each of its countless edges sent off shards of brilliant light. It dwarfed anything that Kammy had ever known and she had never felt as alive as she did in that moment.”
― The Wolf's Cry
― The Wolf's Cry
“Kammy jerked upright. It was as though the trees had parted beneath the pressure of the storm and a bolt of lightning had struck her. She had never entered the mouth for it had always been much too small. Yet, she had never seen anything else enter it either. The thought alone made her feel sick with excitement and fear. A small voice told Kammy that such a reaction was ridiculous, it was just a squirrel. But warmth spread to the tips of Kammy’s fingers as they stretched forward. She could see now that it was not a burrow at all, but a tunnel large enough for her to fit through. She was quite sure that she would not even have to bend her head. The same small voice tried to speak again but Kammy could not hear it through the rush of blood in her ears.
Kammy stepped inside the mouth of the forest and felt herself flipped upside down.”
― The Wolf's Cry
Kammy stepped inside the mouth of the forest and felt herself flipped upside down.”
― The Wolf's Cry
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Khanh the Killjoy wrote: "Thanks for the friend request, Natalie :)"Thanks for accepting! I always feel like a dork adding people but you look like you have great taste in books :P
Thanks for the friend request, Natalie :)
