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Tag Archives: urban fantasy
5 Questions for Jessica Meats
Jessica Meats is a British science fiction author with a master’s degree in mathematics and computer science. Her first book, Child of the Hive, was published in 2009. Since then, she has written a number of novels, novellas, and a … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 questions, Jessica Meats, paranormal romance, urban fantasy, werewolf, writer
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Behind “Elle a Vu un Loup”
My story “Elle a Vu un Loup” appeared in Weirdbook #40 at the end of last year. In the story, Alondra DeCourval travels to Mackinac Island to face a monster that has terrorized the close-knit community. You can check out … Continue reading
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Tagged Alondra DeCourval, horses, mackinac island, Michigan author, short story, urban fantasy, Weirdbook, werewolf, Wish You Were Here
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New Alondra stories
I’m really excited to announce some Alondra news: First off, one of her new adventures appeared in Weirdbook magazine. It’s been a goal of mine to be published in Weirdbook forever, so this is a dream come true. The story … Continue reading
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The end of Nanowrimo 2018
Today is the last day of Nanowrimo 2018. My book isn’t finished, but I am oh so very close to making my 50,000 words for this year. Today is bittersweet, because I still have at least another month’s work ahead … Continue reading
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Tagged #Nanowrimo, angels and devils, National Novel Writing Month, urban fantasy
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Behind “The Fox & the Foreigner”
In 1994, my husband Mason and I went to Japan. It was my first time there – and his third. At the time, he was an electronic guitarist who traveled from show to show. I was a farmgirl who’d never … Continue reading
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Tagged Alondra DeCourval, inspiration, Japan, kitsune, occult detective, psychic detective, urban fantasy, writing
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