Good news!

All four books are now available on Amazon.com for Kindle download! Nightchild: Book 1 of the Clans Saga, Sacrifice: Book 2 of the Clans Saga, Collected Stories and Collected Poems are all up and ready to roll!

Linkie:

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=irish+horse+productions


Please, Crickets, if you know anyone who might be of a charitable mindset and might enjoy reading my scribbles and bibbles, please spread the word.

Good news, Crickets! Nightchild and Collected Poems are now both available as e-books on Lulu.com! Many, many thanks to my Guru of All Things Tech for making it happen so beautifully.

Work proceeds

I've finished retyping the first volume of poetry for the site, collectively entitled Songs Nobody Wants to Sing. It's the first of three sets, with 41 poems in all. Each poem will be available individually, or the whole volume can be bought at once (for a huge savings, I might add). The next two volumes, Kikilian Moon (poems from the POV of one of my characters - it's not as cheesy as it sounds) and A Trick of the Mist will be added next. Once I get them copyrighted, I'll send them over to my webmistress to be pagemaker'ed and prettified for sale. At long last, we might actually have some content on the site!

Sacrifice is still on hold for a little while longer while I deal with finishing the poetry retyping and coping with the Stupid Day Job. I'll be back to Tobyn and his mischief soon, though, and hopefully I'll get my mojo back in order to continue on to the sequels.

I still have to get the short stories compiled, copyrighted, and beautified for print, too. Busy, busy, busy...

At last!

At long last, and with great thanks to my truly fabulous sister, I am once again among the cyber-enabled. I'm so excited to be able to return to work on Sacrifice and A Trick of the Mist, a collection of poetry culled from volumes I've filled over the years. Yesterday was the first day of spring, and I feel truly renewed. Even better, the snow is melted, the robins are hopping in the yard in their search for worms, and I saw a pair of swans performing a beautiful pas de deux on my pond. It's a time for new beginnings, and not a moment too soon.