Double Trouble Team ramps it up

Apparently this is what Americans call ’shaking it’. Tee and I decide the internet is our personal playground and get into every show we can. Some silly, some serious.

Double Trouble Hits Creative Adventures

We talk more in depth about creativity, confidence, and capers.

Double Trouble spill some Words to Mouth

The delightful Carrie had the DT team on to talk about writing, plans for the future and the fantasy genre.
 

Double Trouble final interviews

Double Trouble final interviews

The final push of interviews. It has been a blast to do all these, exhausting but fun.

 

Tale Chasing - download

The Polyschizmatic Reprobates Hour - download

Inklings 2.0 - download

PodioMedia Chat - download

I Should Be Writing - download

ADD Cast - download

Jack Mangan’s Deadpan - download

Cry “Havoc,” and let slip the dogs of war

Rally the Court, the dark goddess is not amused. The sometime pirate captain, Tee Morris has been on twitter making dismissive comments about the fact that his book Pitcher’s Pendant has over twenty reviews while my scribe’s piece Digital Magic has but fourteen. This cannot stand.

Those of the Court who have read the sequel to Chasing the Bard, it would please the dark goddess if you would review it over on Amazon.com. We cannot allow a mere pirate captain to lord it over the Fey.

The face of the bard

I don’t usually post links on the podcast website, but today is different. Today it was revealed that in all likelihood this is the face of the bard. Apparently this is the only known image of Will painted during his lifetime. He would be about 47 and look- he has hair! This is likely to be the image that all the other later images of the bard were copied from.

Somehow I think this is the face Sive fell in love with.

Also in the story you will see that they have uncovered the site of the Theatre (it’s actually called that) where Will would have trod the boards.

Chapter Twenty One - Digital Magic bonus

A new age but a few Fey still linger in the mortal realm. We catch up with a familiar shapeshifter and find the changes wrought on him by so long away from his home. We meet a writer hiding in an English village, a village full of people all with their own secrets and pain.

Chapter Ten - Chasing the Bard

Will goes looking for Puck and three lives collide with danger once more.

Chapter Eight - Chasing the Bard

Mordant returns home and Will has to make a choice.

Chapter Seven - Chasing the Bard

Brigit, left all alone, sets out on a dangerous path and Puck is forced to pick up the pieces.

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