CIRCLE WITH A DOT

Having brushed her tragic past behind a twisted sense of humour, Lieutenant Estellia Highlander lives to be the best. When a god-like vampire returns fifty years after nearly destroying the Alley, the military division assigns Estellia to the team charged with killing him. Their hopes to prevent another war lies within the powerful mutation she carries, a mutation that makes her more like the target she hunts than the Innocents she protects.

The mission takes Estellia deep into vampire society where she discovers something far more sinister than the Paragon vampire Michael Bayne is emerging. If she and Michael cannot work together to defeat the rising darkness, humanity could be lost.
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Life With Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

As a companion piece to the Describe It: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, one of a series about how to write mental health conditions, I figured I'd get into my experiences with mild-to-moderate Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Considering I have a grab bag of neurodivergences, you guys are going to get to know me real well with these "Life with..." compendiums. There will be times I switch tense below, because some of this…

Life With Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

As a companion piece to the Describe It: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, one of a series about how to write mental health conditions, I figured I'd get into my experiences with mild-to-moderate Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Considering I have a grab bag of neurodivergences, you guys are going to get to know me real well with…

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Describe It: Thunder

When writing, you can use weather to help or hinder characters or set a mood (sometime to a cliche level). Let's talk about thunder here, but don't forget to check out the counterpart Describe it: Lightning. Get Around This D-Script Types of Thunder with Descriptions Thunderbolts and Lightning, Very, Very Frightening Misconceptions About Thunder Related D-Scripts This area will fill in the more subjects we're able to get to.

Describe It: Thunder

When writing, you can use weather to help or hinder characters or set a mood (sometime to a cliche level). Let's talk about thunder here, but don't forget to check out the counterpart Describe it: Lightning. Get Around This D-Script Types of Thunder with Descriptions Thunderbolts and Lightning, Very, Very Frightening Misconceptions About Thunder Related…

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