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How would I describe the series?

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Okay, updated my books page to include the information for Under Empty Stars as well as the information for when Ancient Scars is releasing, and the other novels. Still have to make a cover for the short story I finished as well as a page, and finish typing up the story – tentative title for that one is Bittersweet Reality. Also the other shorts I have waiting. The River and the Into the Midst compilation. Also updated my sidebar for the blog finally. Been the same format for a while so it needed one.

(Sidenote: arch of my right foot is itching like crazy so I’m scooching around in the chair trying to itch it through my boot – not easy! haha)

I was thinking about something just a bit ago too. What is the best way to describe The Guardian of Life series for those who haven’t seen me talking about it? The best way to describe The Guardian of Life series is a bit Mother Earth meets Mad Max meets Dune meets Total Recall meets dare I have the audacity to put it in the same category Star Wars. Only because those are the stories I grew up with and probably played an influential role in this. I did end up writing

Word count I started the day with: 5,674

Word count I ended the day with: 7,290

Total for the day: 1,616 words

 




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