Ravenhawks' Magazine Magick for Mind Body and Soul
Seasons of Magick~Mind~Body~Soul~Environmental Consciousness
Okay, this is a cliffhanger plus!!! Great chapter!
Now I can’t wait to see what is next! What a cliffhanger Teagan!
Saturday, November 21, 2020
Trip to the Moon, film 1902, Wikimedia Commons
Welcome back to the steampunk riverboat, my chuckaboos! This is a short episode, but it helps explain what is going on in the story. If you’re paying attention, you’ll find a clue.
Diana Wallace Peach has left several great “things” during course of this voyage. This time I used martini. By the way, I’m running low on random reader things, if you care to leave one in a comment. Thanks again to Dan Antion‘s for letting me use his photos.
Last time we left just as Blue John somehow launched himself toward the tear in the sky. The Delta Pearl answers to no one, and she acted as if she might leave at any minute.
Enrique Meseguer at Pixabay…
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Okay, that was strange and frightening! Can’t wait for the next chapter.
Saturday, November 14, 2020
Aero-cab Station Jean Marc Cote 1899, Wikipedia
Welcome back to the steampunk riverboat, my chuckaboos!
Weeks ago, Dyanna Wyndesong asked me to use the Victorian slang word bricky again. It’s such a fun word, that of course I use it whenever I can. This time I wanted to make sure I gave her a shout-out. Thanks again to Dan Antion‘s for letting me use his photos.
As this paddle-wheeler has traveled the river, some of the passengers have left. First, the Harveys — a newlywed couple and their bratty nephew. An early encounter with the kid’s pranks had our heroine dangling precariously over the railing. With enough passenger protest, the Captain put the trio ashore in Chapter 27.
Last time the circumstances were entirely different when we parted company with Alison and Azalea. That goodbye was much…
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Wow! Great episode!
Saturday, November 7, 2020
I’m happy to see you at the river, my chuckaboos! As many of you know, I’ve thrown my hat into the “ring of fire” for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo).
As if drafting a novel in 30 days wasn’t enough… Well, I already intended to be editing Dead of Winter for serialized book publication — so I added it as a second NaNoWriMo project. My goal is to edit at least 30,000 words in November. That should keep me on track for publication. Although, I’m afraid I still haven’t found any mojo for my novel in progress. I keep hoping my mojo will sizzle and pop out of that ring of fire known as NaNoWriMo.
Ring of Fire, Johnny Cash (video). I know that sometimes don’t work for everyone. My apologies if that’s the case.
The only comment I’ve had from
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This was a great chapter Teagan!
Saturday, October 24, 2020
Photo by Dan Antion
Thanks for coming to the river, my chuckaboos! We could sit back and do some fishing while we wait for the riverboat. Oh, but wait. The sign says “No fishing.” Hmmm… that explains why the heron has a guilty look on his face in Dan Antion‘s photo.
When this riverboat first got on the water, we had some vague knowledge of Émeraude’s past. We knew that life wasn’t good in her early years, but we didn’t know very much more than that. Today, she explains a little more.
I don’t like to do long explanatory episodes, but sometimes they are necessary. Besides, remember my purpose here is to rewrite the novel, not just give a serial. Some passages will work better in the novel form, and this is one of them.
Several weeks ago, Mary J…
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