Mark Kamibaya

Tagging @Daeus and @Hope for being the most amazing beta/alpha readers and writing buddies anyone could ever ask for. You guys have both seriously been major instruments in my writing journey and I wouldn’t be where I am without you.

Also tagging my numero uno fan, @Emma-flournoy. Yeah, yeah. We’ve said all the sappy stuff a million times over.…[Read more]

@valtmy Wonderful!

You people are all adorable.

@dragon-snapper 😀 You’ll certainly be welcome to beta read it if you’d like. In the interest of full disclosure though, you should know it probably won’t be ready until the end of the year. Sorry, it’s going to be a long book. 😉

@daeus This book you speak of.

GIVE IT TO ME.

@SeekJustice *head swells at a prodigious rate* Well that made my day. Not to jeopardize the awesome-soundingness of it or anything, but I do feel obligated to mention that it sounds a lot better in theory than in actual writing…. *drops face-first onto desk and groans* The curse of all authors.

I shall save you a spot on the beta-readers list.…[Read more]

@Daeus Cool.

@ethryndal Nope. They’re probably better behaved than humans, actually. 😉

@Daeus Whoa, you mean I actually remembered the name correctly? That’s an unexpected plot twist.

Anyway. I love those things. I hardly even know what they are, but I love them.

(*sighs* Now after this admission of adoration, they’re probably going to end up being cannibals or something…)

@sam-kowal Wow. Yes, it’s exactly like Frodo’s wound. LOTR just keeps getting deeper and deeper.

@sam-kowal *bursts into laughter* You’re right on spot there with the hit and run synopsis.

Unfortunately for Stan, teedletiden are sentient beings and tend to run away when you try to keep them as pets.

@slylilhuntress Better late than never! The KP writing team, also known as the lords of procrastination and masters at meeting deadlines a minute before midnight, extends you an official welcome 🙂

@daeus 😀 😀 That would prove to be a bit of a problem.

@ethryndal Oh, yeah. The teedletiden are one of my fantasy races. They’re short and they live in the trees. I’m going to introduce them near the end of book one and I plan on hauling along one of them for the other two books.

@Anne-of-Lothlorien Yigh. Praying for you, dear. I hope the headaches clear up.

I JUST WANT TO TAG EVERYBODY!

Why can’t I do that?

*goes away moping and sad*
(jk)

@Daeus Good glory, I want to meet one of those bards.

Hey, what’s the story with that guy Joy Maestron drew for you on Art Exchange a while back—Teedletiden, or something like that? He periodically makes an appearance in my memory. Too adorable to forget.

Here’s mah blurb. Just ’cause.

When a monster from the ancient world breaks a centuries-old estrangement between two races, threatening to annihilate both, Liriel Willowtree is chosen as a symbol of the all-powerful and immortal Aeterna and sent to protect the lower races of humanity. But when the power of her people fails her and she is…[Read more]

@Waterlily Ooh, nice topic. My book is a little cluttered at this point, since I’m still organizing a few details, but the main gist of my WIP is… Hghggmm, how to sum this up.

My protagonist, Liriel, lives in a world divided by extreme racial differences—the immortal Aeterna and their reserved, holy ways, and the Mortalus, humans of squalor…[Read more]