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In The Nexus and Other Stories, science fiction author Elise Abram explores the myths of the modern world.
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When seventeen-year-old Judith meets Cain, she has no idea what she’s getting herself into. Cain is the most beautiful human being Judith has ever seen, but he hides a dangerous secret. When Jo-Jo, Cain’s surrogate father, offers her a job, she accepts, unaware she’s been recruited as a pawn in Jo-Jo’s ecoterrorist plot.
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Kick Off Party for THE REVENANT Blog Tour!
A number of really amazing bloggers and reviewers have opened up their blog sites so I can take The Revenant on tour this month. Check my itinerary page for stops and updates. Remember, The Revenant is now available for purchase in hard copy … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, News, The Revenant, Writing
Tagged empath, immortal, paranormal, religion, seer, superhero, supernatural, vigilante, YA, young adult, zombies
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Literary Devices from A to Z – Brought to you by the letter V
is for Verisimilitude Verisimilitude is the appearance of reality in a work of fiction. I have written before about how all narrative is a construct of reality. This means that it is supposed to … Continue reading
Posted in A to Z Challenge, The Revenant, Writing
Tagged a to z blog challenge, aura, construct, creatures, dundas, eglinton, empath, narrative, possessed spirits, reality, revenant, seer, square, the revenant, toronto, verisimilitude, yonge
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Literary Devices from A to Z – Brought to you by the letter F
is for Foil Foils are characters that have opposing character traits and motivations. An example of foils from classical literature are Macbeth and Macduff from William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. In this example, Macbeth is driven … Continue reading
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Tagged a to z challenge. the revenant, adventure, aura, empath, foil, macbeth, malchus, morgan, revenant, seer, supernatural, vampire, YA
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YA Novels
You’d think as a teacher of high school English in a school that requires students to read a young adult (YA) novel and in which I have to listen to presentations and read analysis of said novels, that I’d know … Continue reading