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Let's talk a bit about my current writing process. I have mentioned before that the project Black Fields came to (temporarily) replace For Her Moon which hurts me a lot, but it was a necessary change. I would never recommend to work on something else if you have not finished one thing first, because you're never going to finish… Continue reading Black Fields: First Entry
Ladies and gentlemen, This is me again with one of the so many posts about my fantasy projects. I have mentioned that every update will be added to the Project Journal section of this humble little page, and at the top of the home screen until I come up with a new post. The good… Continue reading The Fields
"It's Coraline, Not Caroline. Coraline," said Coraline. Coraline, as it is described by the author during its introduction, tells the story of a little girl called Coraline, not Caroline.Caroline... sorry, Coraline is a kid that is bored. Her parents are always busy, rarely paying any attention to their daughter. Even her breakfasts are bland. One… Continue reading Coraline, by Neil Gaiman
"Mum's away. Dad's in charge. There's no milk."Unfortunately, the Milk, is the adventure of a dad (I call him the Not-Gaiman) that went to buy milk for his children's breakfast cereal, and his tea. It takes a lot of time to return home, so when he finally arrived, the kids start asking what happened; this… Continue reading Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman
Sanderson became one of my favorite authors. I consider the Mistborn trilogy to be masterpieces of fantasy literature. I've recently read Warbreaker, and this is not one of his best works. Does that mean Warbreaker is a bad book? Well, let's find out! The story is political and colorful. Though there's something missing in this… Continue reading Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson
A sight of the Moon. It is all is left. The sky has turned black and purple. The starts shine differently, and the Moon is reflecting their light. The sun is hidden, somewhere out there, as if Earth moved away from its gaze. A silence embraced everything. A few insects are singing from afar, while… Continue reading A Sight of the Moon
I read The Hobbit last month. I thought it’d be nice to make Tolkien a Christmas tradition for me. There’s no reason in particular, though, it is just that December’s Holidays are my favorite. And what could be better than to just read something by someone that started with your favorite genre—Fantasy. I am not… Continue reading Go Fantasy
As the title says, reading is a hobby. Good. Now, time to explain myself. Why did I come up with this now? It is unfortunate that in my country, Mexico—and some other Latin American countries, I think—, the people never read, we are really famous for that, and I think is kind of a shame.… Continue reading Reading is a Hobby
