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Review--Sinister

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Quick review of the film "Sinister". Music by Kevin Mcleod.

 

This presentation is copyright 2013 by Paul Elard Cooley.

 

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Garaaga's Children: Ancients Pre-Order--APRIL FIENDS' DAY!

April 1st, Shadowpublications.com will be taking pre-orders for our second hardcover release: Garaaga's Children: Ancients.

Here's what you'll get when you pre-order the signed, numbered, limited edition hardcover:

  • A special e-book version including the same bonus materials available in the hardcover (available by end of April)
    • Bonus story from Garaaga's Children (never before released and only available in the ebook)
    • Historical timeline.
    • Essay for each story on the historical facts and why I chose to use them.
    • Artwork for each of the separate stories
  • Signed/Personalized version of the e-book.
  • Free audiobook version of GC: Ancients when available

April 1st, I'll post a link for the pre-order. All you'll have to do is click on it, order the number of books you want, and enter in your payment details. Oh, and if you want your book PERSONALIZED, please enter the information into the appropriate space.

If you have questions, send them to me.

CallInShow--2013-02-22

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Fiendmaster Call-In-Show!

Contained within: major announcement regarding Garaaga's Children: Ancients.

Special thanks to Sue Baiman.

Audio Production Assistance provided by:

  • Allen Sale
  • Dave Robison
  • Richard Green
  • Scott Roche
  • Scott Pond
  • Mike Luoma
  • Tony Miller
  • Jake Bible
  • John Mierau
  • and Veronica Giguerre

 

This presentation is copyright 2013 by Paul Elard Cooley. 

Visit shadowpublications.com for more free stories as well as my rant casts.

 

    Contact me at:

 

        * stories@shadowpublications.com

        * twitter: http://twitter.com/paul_e_cooley

        * facebook: http://facebook.com/paul.e.cooley

 

           

 

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. To view a copy of this license, visit creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA.


 

Garaaga Sigil--First Render

Cuneiform is the oldest known written language. When I first started writing the Garaaga's Children series, the glyph you see on the left was always in my mind. Coming up with it was a free-form exercise. I needed something recognizable on sight that would also make sense if rendered using just text.

After exhaustive searching, I managed to find a cuneiform font that I liked. What this allowed me to do was to actually render the glyph as I originally saw it in my head.

The cuneiform that makes up the sigil, for right now, is only one word: Garaaga, and it's hardly correct according to the rules of cuneiform construction. Since it's a first render pass, it will have to do, but ultimately this will be a prayer to the deity. 

If you have read/listened to Keepers, Interlopers, and Scrolls, you might remember the description of the symbol that covers both the backs of Garaaga's worshippers as well as inscribed in the ancient text.

This should give you a better idea of what I had in mind and how I saw it in my imagination. I'm hopeful that I can make it look a bit more organic in the second pass. Although I have to say, this sucker would make an AWESOME tattoo.

Cheers.

 

 

Closet Treats--New Cover

Here it is, Fiendlings. The new cover for the Closet Treats ebook and podcast. The great Starla Huchton got this together for me. I'm pretty happy with it. She's also going to be doing an alternate cover Tattoo in the near future before I saddle her with the final cover of the Garaaga's Children: Ancients Volume. 

Hope you like. And if you don't? Tough. You probably already bought the damned thing.

Cheers.

 

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