Strained Eyes
I have strained eyes. I’ve been writing, writing, writing. Or actually, editing, editing, editing. A Dancer’s Journey is progressing. It feels slow, but these books are long, long, long. And emotional. And diabolical and barbarous and sexy and witty and fun. Working on them is actually immense fun. I will miss it when they’re done.
And they will be soon. They are coming, I promise 🙂 Edit: Amazon!
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I’m on there. Just. Here I am. It will be part of the fediverse, like Mastodon (there too, sometimes).
But for today…
I’m closing my strained eyes and putting my feet in the pool in my, very slanting, summer garden.
Historical Fiction
These novels feature little-known dark events, romance and a hint of magic.
- MERMAID: witchcraft, a stone circle, a castle and a love story.
- FIREFLIES: kidnapping, friendship and chocolate.
- SISTERS: ancient battle, neurodiversity and forbidden romance.
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I like the photo of the Mither Tap!
It is great up there.
Enjoy some rest! I know editing can be grueling work, but letting a manuscript grow a little cold sometimes helps in the process! Have some fun!
Thank you. I am having great fun. And working the three books in turn lets them cool 🙂
Strained eyes are something I can relate to, but editing is a chore that must be done.
Absolutely. And done again, and again, and again…
Ach, editing, the bane of my existence. Close your eyes to rest them and lean back with your feet in the water!
Yes 🙂
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Hi, could you describe your ‘bullet points’ under Historical Fiction as Elevator Pitches?
No, they’re a bit too short. The small blurbs I usually put on posts are more like that.
Beautiful photos, always — even though these sights are first seen through strained eyes. Thanks for sharing, stay well. Looking forward to your next books.
Thank you, Julie 🙂