Unicorn drawing for "Wish Wary"  
Attention fantasy and science fiction fans. Good news! Digital Dragon Magazine is now back up and kickin' after a little hiatus this summer. As the story goes, apparently there were some technical implosions assaulting the powers that be over there, but now those are rectified, and the magazine is live once more.

Of course, the timing is especially advantageous to me, since I have a story and an interview in this new issue, mostly owing to DDM's parent company (Diminished Media Group's) intent to release the first of two ebook compilations of my Windrider serial fiction in just 10 short days!

This image you see here is the artwork I provided to DDM "in the raw," before they added the finishing touches in order to use it as the issue's cover. I think it turned out pretty snazzy, if I may say so myself.

So, if you have a chance, please stop by Digital Dragon and show your appreciation for the work they are doing over there. The more folks support their endeavors, the better a foothold they can get in the market, and the more authors like me will have a chance at their work seeing publication. Sounds good to me. :)

Comments

  1. Kat HeckenbachOctober 15, 2011 at 10:03 PM

    Love the drawing! And so excited for your upcoming releases :).

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  2. KatrinaOctober 16, 2011 at 4:50 PM

    Ooh, I LOVE your drawing! So excited to hear about the Digital Dragon. I took a journey over there, and it looks good. :)


    www.katrinadelallo.blogspot.com

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  3. RebeccaPMinorOctober 17, 2011 at 3:12 PM

    Thanks for your support and comments, Kat and Cat. (Lol...how often does THAT happen?) Anyway, I'm glod you dropped by, and hopefully you enjoyed your jaunt over to DDM as well.

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