Tracey-anne McCartney's Blog, page 27
April 11, 2016
'A Carpet of Purple Flowers' ACoPF **NEW** Visual Play
Character Version - just slightly longer
Original Version
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Book Website HERElove, peace and light x
Original Version
Amazon UKAmazon USAUrbane Publications
Book Website HERElove, peace and light x
Published on April 11, 2016 06:05
April 9, 2016
DANDELIONS MYTHS AND FOLKLORE

A common tale is that the number of seeds that were left represents time, giving rise to the term dandelion clock for the seed head. The dandelion flower opens an hour after sunrise and closes at dusk giving rise to the belief that it is...
Published on April 09, 2016 16:06
April 7, 2016
Guest Posts

Author interviews: A MASSIVE 'Thank you' to:
Shirley Golden (Author) Guest Post ~ HEREA Lover of Books - Sonya Alford Guest Post ~ HEREChristina Philippou (Author) of 'Writing Round The Block' ~ (Professional Book Review) ~ HEREThe Debut Dish ~ 'A Debut Author Challenge' feature, is where you go for the scoop on some pretty awesome debut authors and their new books HERE.Book Blogging ~ Heroes and Heartbreakers.com ~ Romance Novel 'New Releases'


Published on April 07, 2016 22:41
April 6, 2016
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Published on April 06, 2016 20:07
April 2, 2016
Great writing polarizes people ~ Stephen King on writing
Write as if no one in the world will ever read it.
Say exactly what you feel. Don’t think. Just get your thoughts out there in all their disheveled, chaotic glory.
This is what Stephen calls writing with the” door closed.” It’s just you and your work, nobody else, and it’s the first stage of writing.
The second stage is opening the door to the rest of the world — a metaphor for pondering how the average Joe might respond to your new creation and making the changes necessary to help it survive.
An...
Say exactly what you feel. Don’t think. Just get your thoughts out there in all their disheveled, chaotic glory.
This is what Stephen calls writing with the” door closed.” It’s just you and your work, nobody else, and it’s the first stage of writing.

An...
Published on April 02, 2016 04:33
March 31, 2016
Fancy popping over to the book website?
A Carpet of Purple Flowers
Booklist Online / Netgalley Reviews:
Fantasy fans will wait eagerly for the next installment in McCartney’s series, enchanted by the complicated love story and the surprising cliffhanger ending. — Amy Dittmeier, Booklist InternThis was a fabulous book, with excellent writing and a fascinating story. I would absolutely love to read anything else this author has to offer! ~ Jessie T, Reviewer
This is a creative romance/paranormal/fantasy that takes place in Lo...


Fantasy fans will wait eagerly for the next installment in McCartney’s series, enchanted by the complicated love story and the surprising cliffhanger ending. — Amy Dittmeier, Booklist InternThis was a fabulous book, with excellent writing and a fascinating story. I would absolutely love to read anything else this author has to offer! ~ Jessie T, Reviewer
This is a creative romance/paranormal/fantasy that takes place in Lo...
Published on March 31, 2016 06:13
Third Person Omniscient ~ Writing
Do people analyze the POV of books prior/while reading?
One of the first most confusing debates I came across while writing concerned POV. I'll be honest, when I sat down to write 'A Carpet of Purple Flowers', I didn't stop to question what viewpoint I wanted to use. I just wrote the story. On editing the first draft, admittedly, a few areas needed correcting for 'head-hopping', mainly the fight scenes. Initially, it was an extremely wonderful beta-reader that mentioned the Omniscient po...


One of the first most confusing debates I came across while writing concerned POV. I'll be honest, when I sat down to write 'A Carpet of Purple Flowers', I didn't stop to question what viewpoint I wanted to use. I just wrote the story. On editing the first draft, admittedly, a few areas needed correcting for 'head-hopping', mainly the fight scenes. Initially, it was an extremely wonderful beta-reader that mentioned the Omniscient po...
Published on March 31, 2016 05:56
March 18, 2016
Adele - Hello / Lacrimosa (Mozart)
Hello/Lacrimosa (or “Chello,” as it has affectionately been called in the studio) is a musical experiment bridging 18th-century spiritualism and 21st-century secularism. Imagine Mozart and Adele in the same room in an intense co-write session, quill and pen in hand, respectively. Picturing this hypothetical hangout helped to spark the creative combination of the two.
Both tunes’ divergent traits presented challenges. One wallows in a wide, painstakingly minor 12/8 time and the other drives a p...
Published on March 18, 2016 15:46
March 17, 2016
Happy St. Patrick’s Day 2016

Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland, whose feast day is celebrated every 17 March.

Published on March 17, 2016 07:40
March 2, 2016
. Book Two ~ Awake in Purple Dreams ~ visual inspiration
Awake in Purple Dreams
Photography ~ Miina Anahita
Early Book Blurb
Photography by Predrag Pajdic
Calageata (Swangate) ~Weeping Sakura Tree of Hanazono at Tanagura Town with Mist ~ Takumi Nasuno Photography
love and lightTracexoxo
love, peace and light x





love and lightTracexoxo

love, peace and light x
Published on March 02, 2016 02:11