Hard times are good times for Auralia’s Colors
The people of House Abascar have been betrayed by false promises and robbed of colors, robbed of hope. But there are rumors of a girl in the woods who gathers colors that no one else has ever seen. And now, you can hear those colors. During these stay-at-home days, you're invited to a reading of Auralia's Colors.
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Good with crayons? Enter Auralia’s Coloring Contest.
As the four volumes of The Auralia Thread reach their decennial anniversaries, here's a challenge for imaginations of kids young and old: the first-ever Auralia's Coloring Contest.
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Three Years Ago Today, We Raised Our Glasses to the Ale Boy
"This is my favorite fantasy series," says the latest Amazon reviewer of The Ale Boy's Feast, the fourth and final book in my series of fantasy novels called The Auralia Thread. "I recommend it to everyone 13 through 120."
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With Gratitude for the Life and Work of Lee Hough
Lee Hough was my friend, my counselor, my confidant, my voice of reassurance, my coach.
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Why I Want to Be George R. R. Martin’s Neighbor
There is a place... a magical place... where J.K. Rowling, Neil Gaiman, George R. R. Martin, Patricia McKillip, and J.R.R. Tolkien stand side-by-side...
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