Whatever you do, don´t stop writing, write only for yourself if that´s what you want, it might sound as nothing, but in a time in which I doubted so much about myself, it meant the world for me.
ightwing is a story as old as the time itself. Everyone in Aroura has heard about the legend: there was once a witch that could ride on the wings of the night, she would put a spell on the good people, and horrible monsters were born on them, for her heart was bitter. … Continue reading N is for Nightwing, S is for Strassemusikanter, and V is for Vaini-Choco
araisa, a beautiful proud Siamese Lady, roaming the world with her little daughter in tow. Many characters have lived inside of my head for so long did I have forgotten how did they come into existence. This is the case of the lady Zaraisa. I still remember clearly that I created her as … Continue reading Z is for Zaraisa’s journey
Quagmire: soft miry land that shakes or yields under the foot / a difficult, precarious, or entrapping position: predicament. uagmire, as it´s name says at first was just a tiny village near to a bog. A tiny place full of mosquitoes and diseases, this swamp-like place with time became … Continue reading Q is for Quagmire
etit news: on April 16th hubby and I were celebrating our 19th anniversary. An entire lifetime together! And I couldn´t let this special occasion go unnoticed. Part of this story was meant to be a story written for us: Gizma and Tig´Oume. A bit the Romeo and Juliet trope, they weren´t meant to … Continue reading P is for Passion: Tig´Oume and Gizma
Harpy: a foul malign creature in Greek mythology that is part woman and part bird “Excerpt from the Holy Book of the Abess of the Holy Mercy…” arpy Nightwing was a very gifted woman who soon discovered that cross breeding some species they would get birth to stronger beings. Many more follow their … Continue reading H is for Half-breeds, K is for the Kind Ones, and R a not so peaceful Religion
urreeball, a tiny albino kitty, and Gizma, a furry himalayan kitty, met each other at the orphanage they were living, and from the first moment, they knew they were soul sisters. Their lives had been quite different at their early childhood, having Furreeball mistreated since a baby, she was underdeveloped and lacked a lot … Continue reading F is for Furreeball and G is for Gizma
Evil Overlord or Dark Lord: is often used to refer to a powerful villain or antagonist with evil henchmen. In particular, it is used as a moniker in fictional worlds where it is thought that pronouncing the villain's real name will bring bad luck or represents a bad omen. Such a villain usually seeks to … Continue reading E is for Evil Overlords – and other clichés
