The cover design for Seascape is finalised and ready to go! I think this is beautiful and I can’t wait to see it printed. A big thank you to everyone who took the time to give feedback and suggestions for improving the cover – I appreciated it a lot! All that fifteen-year-old Einur Landman has left inContinueContinue reading “SEASCAPE Cover Reveal”
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First chapter of Seascape
One moment the skies were clear; the next, rain fled from them in terrified haste. Einur raced for his cave shelter, leaving his sheep, undisturbed by the downpour, still ripping up grass. Reaching the cave, he crouched just inside, shivering – already drenched despite his swift retreat from the open field.
Character Sketch: Einur
Einur Landman is the main character in the book I am now writing (entitled Seascape). This is the character sketch/bio I wrote up for him.
Sketches
I don’t claim to be a good artist (so don’t judge the below too harshly!), but I do like drawing; and as my two most recent sketches are related to the book I’m currently writing, I thought I’d post ’em here.
Lollipop Boy
I was working the supper shift at the restaurant the other day and served a young couple with a baby girl and a little boy. Now something you should know is that kids receive a free lollipop after their meal is finished…
Chance to win one of two signed copies of Starscape!
Enter the Goodreads book giveaway now for a chance to win one of two signed copies of Starscape! The giveaway will run till July 18th.
All that reading made me do it
Growing up in a second-hand bookseller’s family, I’ve always had access to a ton of great literature from earliest childhood. I know I was already an fan of the Bobbsey Twins mystery stories by the time I was five, as I remember being irritated that Freddie and Flossie were older than I (they were six). And all that reading did a lot of stuff to my mind…
Benita J. Thompson 