Queen’s Move is up to ~62,500 words, and going strong! I’m looking forward to seeing how the latter half of the story works out in the end, as it has taken a few twists I didn’t expect. I also put up a few sketches of Gina/Warden on my Patreon this past week, asking my Patrons which of three designs they preferred for her new outfit, and I’ve begun the process of getting cover art for the book.
However, there’s also other news! The audiobook of Sting & Song is live, narrated by Reba Buhr! I particularly love her narration of the Bee Song that Joy sings, as I think it pretty much perfectly fits my vision of what it should sound like. I’ll add an iTunes link once it’s live, but at the time I’m writing this, it isn’t up yet.
I hope that those of you who listen to audiobooks enjoy it!
Ancient Dreams 
Well, shite. I wish I could see those drawings, but I cannot use patreon sadly.😟
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I’m going to share them here next week. I just try to give my Patrons some stuff in advance, or other perks for supporting me on a monthly basis.
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Nice. They definitely do considering how they are so willing to help you.😁
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I agree! I just don’t want to leave everyone else without seeing what I’ve been working on, so… it’s a delicate balance, really.
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I can see that. And from the one piece of Kitsune fan art you had posted on here your artists in Patron deserve the recognition.
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Indeed! They’ve funded art of Lily and Korima so far, and I’m probably going to be starting on a third piece relatively soon. The question is mostly going to be which characters go on the poll, but I think I’ve worked it out.
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Nice. And Lily why does that sound familiar?
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Lily of Vernglade, the first person to meet Sistina. ^^ Her art is on the Ancient Dreams artwork page.
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Ah okay thank you.
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So the Web & Wards on the patreon page is the continuation to this? Last book kinda left me feeling really bad for Joy, so I wanted to see what was going to happen. :)
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It is! Joy’s story will continue in Webs & Wards (currently scheduled for sometime in January 2020) and a third book that has yet to be named at a minimum. Further books are tentatively planned, but we’ll see when we get there.
I felt bad for her, too, though.
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