Wordsmithing Magic from the Crossroads

My Magical Fiction

Misty watercolor of trees and lakeEver since I was a little girl, I was sure I would be a storyteller and author. Well, up to now, that has only partially come true.

After all, every Tarot reading tells a story. Plus, over the years, I have written thousands of articles, reviews, and essays.

But other than several notebooks full of false starts, my fiction-writing aspirations have puttered around on the back burner.

Until the Summer of 2020.

While all the world was on lockdown, I recognized that it was high time I gave my dream its full respect. I did not have a clue what to do about it or where to begin, just that it was imperative and necessary.

Then suddenly, within days of making that commitment, as if in answer, a story I never expected blossomed within my heart.

With it has come a whole new way of writing with a shockingly steep learning curve. Nevertheless, I am quite in love with all of it: learning the process and unfolding the story, both.

After months of preliminary work (not quite a first draft), it has graciously stepped back and now waits its turn while I complete my Tarot book.

Lined up right behind it are several other novels that are also eager to see the light of day.

I can hardly wait to get back to it and share it with you!

Art does not try to communicate;
it calls for communion.

~ Paul Reynaud

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