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A Writer's Progress/Process, Dragonwolder, My Cartoons3 Comments

Cartoons with Wings

July 12, 2020 susanbassmarcus1

[Lustredust, an illustration I created for my last novel, is this post’s featured image.] While working out the shocking and unexpected turning point of my story, “Only Regrets,”  my worktable beckoned me again, this time with an invitation to draw … Continue reading Cartoons with Wings

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Latin Roots: Character Sources

July 14, 2019June 15, 2019 susanbassmarcus1

“Where do you get your ideas? How did you ever dream up that character? I like your protagonist. When is the sequel coming out so I can see what happened to her?” Questions like these often dot conversations I have … Continue reading Latin Roots: Character Sources

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More than Dragons

June 26, 2019June 27, 2019 susanbassmarcus1

I write more than fantasy fiction. Look for my short stories online: in After Hours (print), bewilderingstories.com, http://www.horrorseek.com/home/horror/darkfire/ficarch.html, http://www.fictitiousthejournal.org/, the Weird Reader, and the Fall Fantasy Anthology out of Cloaked Press in Autumn, 2017. Continue reading More than Dragons

Character Interview, Dragonwolder, fantasy1 Comment

Enderfon, the Rock Giant, Explains All

June 17, 2019August 5, 2020 susanbassmarcus1

  Fantasy novels traditionally depict their giants as gross, dimwitted, and often malevolent creatures.  My Dragonwolder giants behave quite differently. They have a mission. Here to explain is the rock giant, Enderfon, featured in Where Dragons Follow: Return of the Malevir. ENDERFON: I … Continue reading Enderfon, the Rock Giant, Explains All

A Writer's Progress/Process, Character Interview, Dragonwolder2 Comments

Interview with a Sprite

June 10, 2019June 9, 2019 susanbassmarcus1

[from https://theprotagonistspeaks.com Assaph Mehr’s site enabling this interview of Sweetnettle, one of my characters from the Dragonwolder series, Malevir: Dragons Return and Where Dragons Follow] Character Interview Questions Tell us a little about where you grew up. What was it … Continue reading Interview with a Sprite

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Interview with a Dragon

June 3, 2019June 2, 2019 susanbassmarcus1

  NARR: Today, we’re chatting with a prominent dragon whose amazing story will be featured in Susan Bass Marcus’ final book of the Malevir trilogy, coming out in 2020. Hello, eminent sir dragon. Please tell our guests about yourself. DRAAKO: … Continue reading Interview with a Dragon

A Writer's Progress/Process, Dragonwolder, My novels2 Comments

The Power of Magic

May 20, 2019May 18, 2019 susanbassmarcus1

The power of magic, whether benign or evil, remains one of the strongest elements of fantasy fiction. My trilogy, the Dragonwolder fantasy series, relies on the good magic of its giants, wizards, and sprites to thwart the cruel intentions and … Continue reading The Power of Magic

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Not Only Dragons

November 14, 2018June 15, 2019 susanbassmarcus1

I write more than fantasy fiction. Look for my short stories online: in After Hours (print), bewilderingstories.com, http://www.horrorseek.com/home/horror/darkfire/ficarch.html, http://www.fictitiousthejournal.org/, the Weird Reader, and the Fall Fantasy Anthology out of Cloaked Press in Autumn, 2017. Continue reading Not Only Dragons

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