A Creative Inventory of Projects

[jolantru.livejournal.com]

EDIT: ** These are my on-going projects, some of them cyberfunded/crowdfunded. Support a speculative fiction writer in Singapore. :)

1. Winged: A YA steampunk/science fiction novel, comprising of The Basics Of Flight and A Phoenix With Purpose.
2. Oysters, Pearls and Magic: A tale of self-discovery, set in an Earth-like world: a girl's journey of magic, courage and adventure. Ongoing web-serial: here. (YA/Adult, with adult situations and themes).
3. The Book Of Phoenii: A Book within a book: tales of the fiery bird and its incarnations.
4. Envisioning: Anthology of speculative fiction of alternate worlds, dark tales, optimistic tales, tales of hope and broken dreams. (Adult situations and themes).
5. Full Moon Dragon Gate: Sample chapters of an urban fantasy set in Singapore. (Adult)

Comments

Hmm...

[ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com]

Are these all yours, or a miscellaneous reading list, or what? They look interesting, but a little more context would be helpful.

Re: Hmm...

[jolantru.livejournal.com]

These are all mine. Added the context. :)

Re: Hmm...

[ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com]

Thanks for adding the context.

Would you like me to excerpt the ones I haven't already featured in "Hypatia's Hoard of Reviews" ...?

Re: Hmm...

[jolantru.livejournal.com]

Yes, please. :)

Re: Hmm...

[ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com]

Okay, let's go through the crowdfunded projects one at a time. Same details as before:

Project title
Creator name
URL where you want the link(s) to point
Brief summary of project's content and its crowdfunding model
Excerpt that will hook new readers

Re: Hmm...

[jolantru.livejournal.com]

Project Title: Envisioning: A Collection Of Speculative Fiction.
Creator Name: Joyce Chng.
URL: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/4492
Summary: Self-published in 2007, the Collection contains alternate worlds, dark tales, optimistic tales, and tales of hopes and broken dreams. (Crowdfunding model: Set your own price!
Excerpt: "How do we make worlds? By envisioning. Like shamans and walkers-between-the-world, we bridge words and imagery together to create worlds of our own. Call it textual terra-forming – but the world is created when we put word on paper."

Re: Hmm...

[ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com]

Got it, thanks! I have this slated for Wednesday.