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Browsing the blog archives for July, 2012
15 Jul 12
Sunday Sample #10
Six more sentences from ye olde WIP: He brushed his hand against his cloak and got to his feet. “We should go,” he said to Morlyn. His breath was a silvery cloud on the air. “If this were a trap they’d have sprung it by now,” Morlyn said. “It’s still a risk, being in the […]
10 Jul 12
Thoughts on A Farewell to Arms
I whipped out my Christmas wish list as soon as I learned that Scribner is releasing a new edition of A Farewell to Arms. Not only does this new edition include all the alternate endings, but early drafts of other key passages, Hemingway’s own 1948 introduction to the text, and new forewords from his son […]
8 Jul 12
Sunday Sample #9
Six sentences seemed a bit too restrictive for the excerpt this week, so I’ve renamed the post accordingly. Enjoy! The name Souvin fell like a weight between us. Perhaps my face showed nothing, but it took effort to keep my voice steady. I masked it with brazenness. “There have been uprisings before, Lord Verun, and […]
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I'm an amateur military historian, a drinker of coffee and dry red wine, a cinephile, a hockey fan, a cat lady, and an all-around nerd. I like to travel. I also like books, philosophy, and political theory. I write historical fiction and fantasy, most of which deals with combat and conflict in the individual experience. My debut YA historical fantasy novel His Own Good Sword was released on 7 May 2013.
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