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Welcome.
This is my blog. When I want to take a break from writing my fantasy series, StarDust, I come here and throw some random thoughts on the page just to see what sticks. Writers need to do that now and then, clear out the cogs, because no matter how much you love the current work-in-progress, there are always other pesky ideas clamoring to get out. But you won’t see my series, StarDust, among the blog stories because until it gets published, it’s under wraps. If you want to know more about the Stardust saga or what DrakaenWood is, then you have to click on the STARDUST link. See it? Right there on the side of the page, below HOME.
This blog is also a place for us, you and I, to chat. Your thoughts are always welcome, maybe you have some cogs you want to clear out, too. In my opinion, listening is just as important as telling, and any writer worth their salt knows that.
Thanks for stopping by, and come back often. There's always some new thing mugging for attention, and your visits quiet the squawkers so I can get some real work done. ;)
QUERY CORRAL BLOG HOP
Hello fellow blog-hoppers! Welcome to my website. 🙂 I have two queries for your consideration. One for my series, StarDust, and one for the first book, Lumen. Your feedback is much appreciated, so thanks for coming by. I’m really looking forward to returning the favor, and learning more about what you’ve been up to as…
CAMP NANOWRIMO
On hiatus for June and working on Lumen while participating in Camp Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month.) See you soon! 🙂
KILLIAN
She was warm and wiggly, and wore a chewed, purple ribbon around her neck. That first night, she shivered in my arms and cried all the way home. Over the next fifteen years, she never did learn to like the car . . . unless it was parked with an open door or window, then…
GLIS
As promised ~ a new update to the Bestiary for every 100 Facebook likes on my author page, D. D. Falvo. Come and meet GLIS, the Silver unicorn of Drakaenwood. Just click on the picture below.
NEEDS A BATTERY
“Seek the wisdom of the ages, but look at the world through the eyes of a child.” ~ Ron Wild. “A child’s world is fresh and new and beautiful, full or wonder and excitement. It is our misfortune that for most of us that clear-eyed vision, that true instinct for what is beautiful and awe-inspiring,…
