I have good news and good news? Good news one, the recording of audio for Magic Claims started. I got to impersonate Kate and snarl some battle incantations yesterday. All the R-rolling, heh. Good news two: Magic Tides and Magic Claims will be bundled together as one audio book. Why is that? Because it will
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Magic Claims Arcs
All the edits for Magic Claims are officially done and we are going into production. We are going to try to get print preorders again, so please keep an eye for the announcement regarding their potential availability in the next couple of weeks. The ARCs should be available shortly. I think we will be doing
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The Little Shovel
I made Gordon crescents today. These are a super quick breakfast treat. Unroll a can of Pillsbury crescents, put two slices of salami on each triangle, put half a stick of mozzarella or some cheese of your choice on top of the salami, roll, bake as normal. As we took the crescents out of the
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Test post
Testing for comment caching. This is a test post.
Thunderstorms and Errands
Behold, the yellow sky. Contrary to what people say, yellow sky doesn’t mean a tornado is coming. Green sky means a tornado. Yellow sky just means a Texas thunderstorm. This video was taken after it blew over us, so you are seeing it as it moves off. You can see how the poor iPhone tried
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Random Book Updates and Too Much D&D.
No posts and now two posts in one day. Woo! Today is hopefully the last day of the roof construction. I misspoke in my previous post. We are actually on week 3, not week 2. My temper and nerves are frayed to the maximum capacity, so hopefully this will be coherent. Business Stuff Magic Clams
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Nature of the Series: Episodic vs Progressive
Today we’re resurrecting an older post by popular demand. We archive most posts after 3-4 years, because the publishing world moves fast and what might be accurate today is completely off the mark tomorrow. Because time is short, we bulk-archive, meaning we hide all of the posts either by date or the category and sometimes
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Dolittle’s Accent in GA
We have received some questions regarding Doolittle’s voice in GA adaptations. I am so happy to bring you a little bit of Georgia history today. Doolittle is a Gullah. The Gullah are African Americans who live in the Lowcountry region of South Carolina and Georgia, which includes both the coastal plain and the Beaufort Sea
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A Mod’s Life
Hi everyone, Mod R here. I don’t really understand what Moderator R function is. What do they do? P. Way to trigger a girl’s existential crisis. Just kidding hehe, I have fully embraced that I’m more of a girl moss than a girl boss, thank you P. for your question. A few of you have
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Quick Update
Hey guys. We are still editing. Hopefully today is the last day of major edits. Most of the betas enjoyed the story, so we think it might be fun to read. We have a little bit of work still left, and I’m going to go and do that. Unfortunately we don’t have anything fun for
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Reminders and Busy Bees
Hi everyone, Mod R here, happy Friday! Today, I serve as Herald for House Andrews, who send apologies that they cannot be here to entertain you, but they are knee-deep in rewrites. The first beta and specialist feedback for Magic Claims landed last night, you see. I love this period in a book’s life the
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The Roof, the Barking, and the Failed Quest for Inner Peace
It’s day 8 of the roof construction. We were told it would take 2 weeks. We knew it would be a major disruption. We know the crew is working as hard as they can around the Texas weather. That said, I’ve got to vent. This is a whiny post. You have been warned. I’m so
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