Plunged Ashore is Now Out!
Thea van Diepen
It’s here! Plunged Ashore is now available for purchase! *happy dance* Here’s all the info: Plunged Ashore
Stories on the edge of familiarity
Stories on the edge of familiarity
It’s here! Plunged Ashore is now available for purchase! *happy dance* Here’s all the info: Plunged Ashore
I don’t know about you, but when I dream, I have some places that show up in my dreams over and over. Some are real (or the dream version of real) locations. Others are unique to dreamland. When I was a teenager, I had several dreams where I was in an underwater cavern or grotto (and could breathe underwater, in case anyone was concerned!). That’s really all that happened in most of them; I swam around in the grotto and
The frabjous day has arrived! If you preordered The Tree Remembers, it’s ready for you to read. If not, what are you still standing around here for? Go get your copy! Ah, I see. You want to know a little more about the story first. By all means. Here are the excerpts I’ve shared on Patreon: Excerpt #1 (An Unwelcome Meeting) Excerpt #2 (Home Again) Excerpt #3 (Not Canadian at All) Well? What? *listens* Oh. The “m” word. Here… *checks
You are surrounded by cedars so massive that they turn the aspen and dogwood between them into undergrowth by comparison. Ferns brush against your legs as you walk between them, walk on ground which has the unnerving habit of turning your footsteps hollow. In those places, it is only because of the moss-covered tree roots that you don’t fall through the thin crust of soil and come face to face with the lacy fronds above them, and you know it.
Back in June, I found a dress up game which I pretty much immediately used to create pictures of major characters from my forthcoming White Changeling series. Part one of this can be found here. And part two is here. Well, earlier this week, I was bored and had some time on my hands, so I created anime versions of the main characters of the short stories planned for These Other Doors. Plus two other characters. Um. I’ll explain: I’ve
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