International Women’s Day

Posted byCaedar Writing & Artwork: Books by Author, Interviews, Guest Blogs, and more...Posted inInternational Women's Day
  • Laura Suen of FireandSteel.ca and FireandSteel.com
  • Cover of Bard: Model: Nichameleon; Cloak: Creaturre; Gemstone: Kait McCord; Dress: Armstreet; Background: Alex Watt; Font: Ian Greener
  • Oya portrayed by Gloria Antwi
  • 3rd book of the Children of the Myth Machine
    3rd book in the Children of the Myth Machine series
  • Sandra Dunn of Two Smiths demonstrating blacksmithing
  • Rae portrayed by Nicki Henry photo by Darren Henry nixxxdesigns@gmail.com
  • Aella portrayed by Victoria Givlin https://artals.com/ Makeup and Hair:  Tiffany Meatherall https://www.facebook.com/meatherallmakeup/ Photography:  Shannon Fitzgerald https://www.shannon-fitz.com/
  • Gunnhildur as Rán for Rita Walker November 9 2019 3 by Freyr Holldorsson
  • Airmid portrayed by Brenda Gabet
  • Taylor Norris, RMT as Rita office@unionwellness.ca      Dr. Arla Kasaj as Zsofia akwellness@gmail.com
  • Kating Waring as Ember picture by Kaitlyn Lindemann

Thank You to all the women I have worked. Those on the slideshow and those who are not.

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I was a poet first, but became a fantasy fiction writer in high school after reading The Hobbit, The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe, and The Sword of Shannara. After completing my dual major in Anthropology and History at WLU and reading The Forever War, I Robot, and numerous Star Wars books, I also started writing science fiction.

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