Book Quote Wednesday ~ #eye on 2/27/2019

Book Quote Wednesday ~ #eye on 2/27/2019

It’s #bookqw and our heroine has her ‘eye’ on the mysterious villain. More from Chapter 1: Making a little huffing noise, Polly turned and peered at the framed engravings of Mr. Shearing’s machinery, all from the advertisement illustrations Annmar had rendered. Several were missing, the ones submitted to the New Works Competition. He’d embarrassed Annmar […]

Book Quote Wednesday ~ #heart on 2/13/2019

Book Quote Wednesday ~ #heart on 2/13/2019

It’s #bookqw and our heroine has discovered the land of her ‘heart’…though she doesn’t know it! More from Chapter 6: Indeed, her escape from Mr. Shearing and the excitement of her trip must be wearing on her nerves. However, she had to consider the new employment. She could not afford to be dismissed for suspicion […]

Book Quote Wednesday ~ #night on 1/30/2019

Book Quote Wednesday ~ #night on 1/30/2019

It’s #BookQW and this is the ‘night’ Cor’s story starts. Excerpt from: Chapter 1 ~ Methods of Escape Bonterra City, in the Windborne Britain District Well past midnight, Cor glided in a serpentine motion down dark, tree-lined streets. His longboard’s wheels made a rhythmic thump crossing the concrete’s seams, and he pumped his wings every […]

Posted January 30, 2019 by Laurel Wanrow in nature fantasy, Writing, YA Novels / 0 Comments

Nature’s Vanishing Trick

No kidding, this is the best short video promoting nature that I’ve seen on twitter in forever! Please watch and share! Robert Macfarlane posted his teen daughter Lily’s video on his Twitter feed and has since posted it to Vimeo with encouragement to share, because everyone needs to understand (in their words) “why biodiversity loss, […]

Posted January 28, 2019 by Laurel Wanrow in Nature / 0 Comments