Birthright

I am posting this to get my followers and new followers (if that's possible) to follow me also on my newest blog for my Erotic Short stories of the infamous Hadley Jones. http://moonluscious.blogspot.com/2011/06/secret.html Pay me a visit!

I believe I can write, or so I'm told by many, those who are authors themselves, but one can never know the true depths that goes into publishing a book unless you experience it yourself. Oh sure, you can read what published authors have to say and the trials that they go through...just like you're reading right now! But now that I am published and writing the sequel to Birthright, I find that it's a work in progress, it never stops! I don't know how many times I have read and re-read my novel,and just before I was done with the edits before handing it over to my publisher, I struggled to get through it. I thought if I read one more "Candra this" and "Kane that" I would scream, but you know, I'd do it all again in a heart beat because it's not just a novel, it is your talent, your pride and if you don't show your best, why even bother going through all that being an author has to do! Really, why then bother with finding typos, or w

Seeing how my Short Story called "Moon Lust" got such great reviews, I have decided to create... "FangFiction" a Chronicle of the life and times of Hadley Jones the Dhampire. I'm hoping to post them all on Vamplit Publishing as a special section or just under my name (Sue Mydliak) that's already there. Not sure how I want to go about doing this. You think this be a good idea? Then I thought, when I get enough collected, publish it. Got a great cover already in mind! LOL

Designing book covers is like giving birth, it can be a "pain" and sometimes no "labor" at all. There is a pleasure in the end result, when everything you put into it finally comes together and says, "THAT'S IT!" Not always does it come right away, but after many trials and errors (and I haven't had many of them)you find something that works and it unfolds in front of you. My most difficult cover was "Water Hazard" took me weeks only because the author couldn't make up his mind and when he did, he didn't quite like it and it needed to be tweaked a bit (more like ALOT), and when the cover was finally to his liking...he didn't use it! Now, of course, he wasn't an author from Vamplit, because all authors from Vamplit are awesome! Am I right?! I've never, ever had a problem with doing a cover for Vamplit, NEVER. In fact, I can usually spit out a cover in record time and have it turn out perfect usually the first

Info On PsyVamps from LadyChrys Basically on feeding, we do not have to bite; we can be in a crowd and feed off the person, some people with high clairvoyance can see these purple like tentacles around the psyvamp spreading out toward the person or group of people the psyvamp happens to be feeding off of. Energy feeding and hunger is alot like blood craving; psyvamps also crave blood, -- and I happen to be both Blood and Psy, so I crave it big time. Basically anything with a "Lifeforce" we can feed from. I have fed from other psyvamps, mortals, animals, storms, I know it sounds weird but the power and energy in a thunderstorm can get you really high on energy. I tend to lean more to the blood side but every once in a while I take energy. I get this parched feeling, like cracked, dry earth feels in a summer heat wave, and I can not describe how I do feed, -- it's basically instinct, and I reach out with my mind, and I begin to feel a drawing feeling around in my thi

I've been busy making book covers and book trailers, so I've had no time to write my sequel, plus, I've been a bit blue. Anyway! I just wanted to let you guys know I'm here still, not ignoring you and I wanted you to see my updated site! "In the name of FANGS....BITE THEM ALL!" http://www.wix.com/suesart/vamplitbookcovers?ref=nf

Though the notion of a simple philosopher's stone of the alchemic sense fell out of scientific conception by at least the 19th century, its metaphors and imagery persisted: man's attempt to discover the essential secret of the universe, redemptively transforming not just lead into gold, but death into life. In 1901, Ernest Rutherford and Frederick Soddy discovered that radioactivity was a sign of fundamental changes within elements, and it was Soddy who quickly made the connection between this and the ancient search for the philosopher's stone (Soddy had studied alchemy extensively as a hobby). At the moment of realization that their radioactive thorium was converting itself into radium, bit by bit, Soddy later recalled that he shouted out: "Rutherford, this is transmutation!" Rutherford snapped back, "For Christ's sake, Soddy, don't call it transmutation. They'll have our heads off as alchemists." However the term stuck, in part because it

eviews Write a Review Add a Video Review Review by: sarkysod1 on May. 30, 2011 : MY WIFE FOUND THIS TO BE ENJOYABLE WITH A GOOD USE OF CHARACTERS AND PLOT (reviewed within a month of purchase) I haven't been around, busy making book covers, but I had to post yet another great review about Birthright! Will be back to post my thoughts, I have a book cover to tend too!