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Publication Credits
*Stalemate Prologue & Ch1 v1; Waiting for Rain; DACC lit mag
*Silvery Feud; Waiting For Rain; DACC lit mag
*Once Upon a Time; Waiting For Rain; DACC lit mag
*Fearing the Unknown v1; Waiting For Rain; DACC lit mag
*Two to Tango; DII Flash
*The Photograph; DII Flash
*Andare alla Deriva; The Heraldic Tymes
*This weblogContest Wins
*The Fire; Danville Commercial News (1st place)
*Ogre Ball; Danville Commercial News (2nd place)Pending Submissions
*None, CurrentlyCopyrights
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Hello! I'm Ash, a type of mud faery. My maker said, as a rule, I usually deal with whatever is left behind after a forest fire, turning pieces of burnt wood and ashes into new soil. But since fires are rare, I also work with dried out things, and, on occasion, dead stuff. Saronai adopted me. I'm her more earthy muse!
Help the mud faeries find a home! Follow Ash to adopt one of his friends and Plant a Tree today!
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Tag Archives: culture
Around the Harry Potter World
In the Harry Potter series, JK Rowling created a fantastic wizarding world many around the world (myself included) enjoy. We even read (and/or watched) sample tastes of the wizarding world in France and Norway/Sweden (with students from as far … Continue reading
Meet the Arashanti
I absolutely love to study real cultures and create new ones. I do use real cultures to inspire cultures I’ve created in fiction, and at times I’m sure the culture that inspired me is obvious. The Arashanti culture is likely … Continue reading
Snow Faerie Dance
Snow Faerie Dance * Beautiful they fall, Dancing to the ground. Almost cannot see them, Unless you know to LOOK Glittery white figures, Disguised as flakes of snow, See the bigger picture, Their figures you’ll behold. They still my breath, … Continue reading
Identity Quest
In my last post, I talked about my great-grandma, Goldie and my Cherokee heritage. I also spoke briefly of my current search for a surname to pair with Saronai. Welcome to the official identity quest post! At the heart of … Continue reading
Leave It to Doya
On flat and even ground I ran the lengths of a dreamforest where the perfectly spaced trees grew straight and even without variance to size. The smooth trunks split into branches out of sight, far above my head. I cannot … Continue reading
Reflections
(( This entry is written in Arashanti, not Common. Some Arashanti terms have been left in the original language as a translation is not as accurate or flavourful. )) Have you ever stared at your reflection in water for so … Continue reading
Muse Sings 