
It's time for another Insecure Writer's Support Group meeting. IWSG was created by the awesome ninja captain Alex J. Cavanaugh, and you can find out the other members of the group here.There are a lot of insecurities we writers can have, but I implore you to keep writing, keep learning your craft. If you give up, then you'll never become the writer you're meant to be.
Tyrean Martinson's Champion in Flight is now available!
A year after she
won the battle for Septily, Clara feels trapped in Skycliff by the Allied
Council. As the last pieces of information about the Healing Caves fall into
place, Clara is attacked by an assassin. Covert Drinaii mercenaries and the
Council aren’t going to stop Clara from her quest to heal her broken blade. As
Champion of Aramatir, she must act.
Meanwhile, in the
joint kingdoms of Rrysorria and Wylandria, the youngest and still cursed swan
prince despairs of ever being whole again. In a moment of anger and
desperation, Liam discovers a blood link between him and a dark sorceress.
Clara won the
battle for Septily, but her battle isn’t over.
Champion in Flight is the second book in
The Champion Trilogy.
To purchase: Smashwords / Amazon
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Tyrean Martinson
lives and writes in the Pacific Northwest. Dragonfold
and Other Adventures, and Light
Reflections showcase her short stories and poetry. She is currently at work
on the third novel of The Champion
Trilogy: Champion’s Destiny.
Today's the first Wednesday of the month, so it's time to put up another chapter of Reborn on Wattpad. You can click here to start at the beginning or click here for Chapter Two.
For today's Reborn Blog Tour, I'm at these places:
Samantha May's blog talking about debut insecurities.
Heather Holden's blog with some series tips.
Today's Reborn tidbit: The
Great Beyonders, or Norvadians, come from beyond the Great Mountains. They are
descended from the mating of humans and elves. Great Beyonders have magical
abilities. Their skin is blue in color, and they are known by their white-blond
hair and pale blue eyes. The idea of the Great Beyonders comes from my love of
Norse mythology, yet their skin tone comes from two places: the blue people of
Kentucky and a guy calling me a blueblood. In Biology, I was fascinated that
there were actual people who had blue skin (blue people of Kentucky). This
genetic deformity stuck with me. Then, I had a guy call me a blueblood. My skin
is very fair, so sections of it almost look blue from my veins. When I thought
of a people who live where the sun rarely shines and how fair they would be, I
was led to the Great Beyonders and what they would look like.
The authors of Untethered Realms and I are giving away over $50 worth of books to one lucky winner. The giveaway is open internationally.
The authors of Untethered Realms and I are giving away over $50 worth of books to one lucky winner. The giveaway is open internationally.



