Illustrated by Kevin Nichols
Art Preview from Wisp the Wayfinder
20 Oct 2016 Leave a comment
in Children's Books Tags: Art, Children's book art
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COMING SOON!!!
My entry for the Vocal Fantasy Challenge short story competition.
William and Mario finally got their copy of Harold!
This a very old storypoem I wrote many years ago. It is not especially for children, although it would seem so at first. The word usage is far beyond the comprehension of most kids, and many adults for that matter. So, I’m not sure who it is really for. Maybe people who like poems, or Lovecraftian horror, or fairy tales with a kick, or people who just like to see weird words rhymed together. I suppose I’m all of the above. Enjoy.
Something Wild This Way Comes available now to read for free on Vocal.
Trailer for Harold & the Dreadful Dreams. Available now on Amazon.com.
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