The Realms of a Fantastical Mind

Wait for it... wait for it... Okay!  It's that time again! That time where I rant about stupid things?  No no no.  It's Blog Ring of Power time!  When five blogs stick one author in the spotlight for a week and make them shine.    (Um Terri, the glitter isn't working in this light, tell Irene to quit messing with it.  No no, Dean, the computer wants a makeover, that's why it's messing with you.  Sandra... wait, what was that in the shadows?  T.W. um can you time warp this to work right? No? Don't worry, it's all good. I think I've got it. The glitter has to go though. Now where is that super hero cape... Don't worry P.T.  this will look great on you.)  Okay, all joking aside.  I'd like to introduce you all to P.T. Dilloway.  Welcome to the Realm. This is Part 5 of the five part interview.  I hope everyone gets a chance to check out the other four parts. Part 1 @ Sandra - Monday, February...

Hey guys! It's that time again.  That time that we drag another victim... Um, I mean author, through our questions and learn a whole new side of writing.  The one that involves the author themselves. So pour yourself another coffee, (While you're at it, pour me one too.) sit back and relax as we let you into another persons brain. I know, it's squishy in here, but don't worry, it gets comfy.  Please welcome: Juli D. Revezzo, author of  The Artist’s Inheritance  and  Caitlin’s Book of Shadows . Juli is a Florida girl, with a love of fantasy, science fiction, and Arthurian legend, so much so she gained a B.A. in English and American Literature. She loves writing stories with fantastical elements whether it be a full-on fantasy, or a story set in this world–slightly askew. She has been published in short form in  Eternal Haunted Summer ,   Dark Things II: Cat Crimes  (a charity anthology for cat related charities), Luna Station...

Blog Ring of Power Welcomes Cathrine McLean Catherine McLean writes “Women’s S tarscape Fiction” because she likes a story where characters are real people facing real dilemmas, and where their journey (their adventure-quest, with or without a romance) is among the stars and solar systems, and where there’s always a satisfying ending. Writing as C. E. McLean, Catherine has sold short stories in science fiction, paranormal, and contemporary to hard-copy and online anthologies and magazines. She had two novels published in 2012– Karma and Mayhem  and  Jewels of the Sky. Don’t miss the rest of her five-part interview at: Part 1 – Wednesday, January 30 @ Terri Bruce’s ( www.terribruce.net ) Part 2 – Thursday, January 31 @ T.W. Fendly (http://twfendley.com) Part 4 – Monday, February 4 @ Sandra Ulbrich Almazan’s site ( http://ulbrichalmazan.blogspot.com/ ) Part 5 - Tuesday, February 5 @ Dean C. Rich’s site ( http://deanswritingtime.blogspot.com/ ) ...