I am currently working on my gothic horror story "This Gothic World" which is a Wattpad series. I just finished Chapter 6 of it. It is absolutely something to read for horror and gore fans out there and also Game of Thrones fans will enjoy it as well. :)
I'm working on a story reminiscent of Hunger Games without the games. At the moment, my character is coming to realize that there used to be a lot of cities, but now there is only one massive city. What do you suppose happened to everyone?
so many different ways you could go with that. Was it after a disaster? Was it survival of the fittest? Did people break out into groups based on a hierarchy of some sort? Did something other than humans become the top of the food chain, forcing everyone into one city for safety reasons or a controlling faction that forced them there? Always so much fun to think out the many scenarios!
Like Hunger Games, it's after some sort of major war, but the details have been obscured or forgotten (not sure which yet). But also like Hunger Games a major central city runs everything and outlying district are essentially uneducated slave labor to support it.
I've got quite a few things on the go at the moment. Working on the third book in my co-written vampire series, the third book in my shifter series, a dark rockstar romance, and a few other things that I'm not ready to talk about yet :)
I'm working on your last nerve (snort).
Besides that, since publishing DreamBabes (sequel to DreamWalker) in Jan19, I've been working on some ideas, including the 3rd book in DreamWalker series yet to be named. I'll have to find a new publisher, as my present one will support existing inventory but has stopped accepting new books.
In true trilogy format, the second movement of this symphony leaves many themes and other loose ends to be collected within the final movement. You get a good idea where it's headed (as any prophet would), yet many surprises are still in store as it's all "fleshed out" (giggle).
I'm currently working on two book twos in two totally different genres. One epic fantasy, one post-apocalyptic horror. Fun time :)
I am currently working on my gothic horror story "This Gothic World" which is a Wattpad series. I just finished Chapter 6 of it. It is absolutely something to read for horror and gore fans out there and also Game of Thrones fans will enjoy it as well. :)
Sounds excellent. Feel free to throw a link in here. We're all about supporting each other.
let us know when it's up Eliana or if you need a read through.
I'm working on a story reminiscent of Hunger Games without the games. At the moment, my character is coming to realize that there used to be a lot of cities, but now there is only one massive city. What do you suppose happened to everyone?
so many different ways you could go with that. Was it after a disaster? Was it survival of the fittest? Did people break out into groups based on a hierarchy of some sort? Did something other than humans become the top of the food chain, forcing everyone into one city for safety reasons or a controlling faction that forced them there? Always so much fun to think out the many scenarios!
I've got quite a few things on the go at the moment. Working on the third book in my co-written vampire series, the third book in my shifter series, a dark rockstar romance, and a few other things that I'm not ready to talk about yet :)
sounds like you have a full plate!
I am working on a witch detective book set in Pittsburgh that might become a series. Haven't decided yet.
I'm working on your last nerve (snort). Besides that, since publishing DreamBabes (sequel to DreamWalker) in Jan19, I've been working on some ideas, including the 3rd book in DreamWalker series yet to be named. I'll have to find a new publisher, as my present one will support existing inventory but has stopped accepting new books. In true trilogy format, the second movement of this symphony leaves many themes and other loose ends to be collected within the final movement. You get a good idea where it's headed (as any prophet would), yet many surprises are still in store as it's all "fleshed out" (giggle).
Broke the 53k mark on When the Rooster Crows at Midnight.
Congratulations.
Meant to be working on Book 6 in my children's book series. It's stalled need to get on with it again as people keep asking me for it.