Fairy Tale: Winter's Bite

Author's Note/Photo Reel

Thank you for reading Fairy Tale: Winter's Bite! Your votes and comments are truly driving this series forward. It wouldn't be nearly as fun or rewarding to open my computer every day if it wasn't for your support.

Still, I need your help. This is the product of nearly a decade of writing, editing, editing again and again, tears, rejection letters, missed business opportunities and life experiences. I don't regret a single minute of it or think much of the sacrifices I've made. I love this story and genuinely hope that shows at every page turn. I write for me. And you!

So, if you've enjoyed this story and would recommend it to others, please vote for every section (if you haven't already) and considering adding it to your public reading list (if you do that sort of thing).

THANKS SO MUCH!

PHOTO REEL

My first Fairy Tale hard copies. My handsome assistant is now at about eye level. My, how time flies (and kids grow). . .

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My first covers. I'm getting better in my old age. Still, it was one of my best marketing decisions ever to seek help from the experts. . .

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I made The Rising Star cover myself, though, and I think it's my best homemade job to date!

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Wattcon, New York City, 2017.

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I do indeed have a "list". . .

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This picture is already verging on outdated. But it's the most recent one I have of me and my Fairy Tale "inspirations." Here they are 12, 10, and 6. I began writing when they were 3, 1, and not yet a twinkle.

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It's so hard to work under these conditions! This is Cole, my "dark and twisty" inspiration. He thinks he's a lap dog, especially when my computer is on.

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That's all for now! I'll add more as they are taken/re-discovered.

Thank you for strolling down memory lane with me. 😘