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New ebook coming soon
Stay tuned. I have some new ebooks ripening on the beanstalk and I hope to release several of them this summer. Be the first to get a crack at them. Here’s a hint:
Faery and the Veil
Where is Faery? The realm of Faery is the remains of myth and folktale at the beginning of the printing era–a division from the written word, the space between the reality of a story, the telling of a story and … Continue reading
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Where is Faery?
In Faery, the spark between two separated quarks charms the strange landscape, colors and flavors the neurons and lets the mind spin in just the right angle to do the timewarp shuffle and take that step to the left to see the wonder of “what if” and “I wish.” Continue reading


