Seascape – Benita J. Thompson

A call for aid (scroll for poll)

I find myself in dire need of thine aid, my friends. A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, I thought it would be super cool to name all my books titles like Starscape, Seascape, Songscape… you get the idea. This was not as good an idea as it seemed. Starscape’s title isContinueContinue reading “A call for aid (scroll for poll)”

Seasape Book Trailer

Just under five hours till release day!

Excerpts from Seascape #7: Lody

All told, the main theme of Seascape is Einur’s love for his little sister, Lody. Less than two days till release day! Don’t forget to pick up a free Kindle copy from April 23 to 25.

Excerpts from Seascape #5: The Sea Fairy

From Chapter Twelve Einur watched him departing, too worn out to move. His legs softened, then folded under him. “Hey you!” His head flew up. “Yes, you!” Somehow he got once again to his feet and took off. Twice he glanced behind him; his pursuers were not far away. He closed his eyes and tookContinueContinue reading “Excerpts from Seascape #5: The Sea Fairy”

Character designs from Seascape

Another author recommended DollDivine.com on her blog as a way to visualise characters. I was intrigued and checked out the site, and found it excellent. Quite a bit of spare time over the next couple days was spent in designing some of the main characters and a couple minor ones from Seascape. If you like toContinueContinue reading “Character designs from Seascape”

Excerpts from Seascape #3: NO! Not an excerpt!

Not an excerpt, but a whole chapter! If you haven’t been reading my blog regularly, then start with Chapter One, then return here to read Chapter Two, in which I introduce Lody, Einur’s sweet little sister, and a number of distasteful persons. You will perhaps notice, if you compare the ending of this chapter with theContinueContinue reading “Excerpts from Seascape #3: NO! Not an excerpt!”

Excerpts #2 – The Legend of the Klendil Caves

“Once upon a time there was a maiden of Selotan who was fair beyond words, and her hair fell flaxen to her knees. She was called Klenora, and her father’s neighbour’s son loved her dearly and she returned his love. But when they approached the Illyrië for leave to wed, they were refused. Yet theContinueContinue reading “Excerpts #2 – The Legend of the Klendil Caves”