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Spurred and inspired by Colleen McCubbin and Travis Williams, I embarked on the “Snowflake Method” of organising my thoughts on the six books of the Leoshine Series. Snow is a bit of an abomination to me so I prefer to call it the Fractal Method. As a start, I created a spreadsheet to summarize all the books and track their statistics.
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To keep you entertained, and to give you an insight into my writing style, I am now publishing short fiction on Medium.com.
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What is woman? He had heard that the male soul would be intrigued, fascinated, enthralled, tantalised, and … frustrated. He laughed again. The dancing sprite of woman eluded man in a primeval way. His instinct was to tame but she would remain wild and free. The instant he succeeded, he lost the most precious interaction in Ao Kevad’s palette.
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We are holding a zoom party specially for all South Africans! Do you live there? Are you an Expat? Do you love all things South African and would like to hang out for an hour?
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Anna Pederson joined me recently to outline how she brought her skill and talent to bear on this gorgeous painting for the cover of Leoshine, Princess Oracle.
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In this interview, Travis gives us a deep dive into glyph creation and font manipulation.
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Everyone who played said it was a fun and interesting experience. This Treasure Hunt is still available to be played, and will be as long as the treasures remain on the web!
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If you missed the party and want to meet Leoshine, Avram and Resham, to see how the Tassanara Script was created and developed by Travis Williams, and how the cover art by Anna Pederson is coming along, here is the link:
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Choose this reward in Leoshine’s ATBBoostR campaign during the Build her Business program February 1st – March 8th to give a whole classroom full of Leoshine, Princess Oracle to your favourite school.
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Who would you name a character after? Yourself so you can live on in Fantasy forever? Do you have a hero in your family you’d like to immortalise with a namesake?
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