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Greetings Seekers! First of all, a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported us thus far, and has patiently awaited the debut of our first novel. We appreciate all the input, the words of encouragement, and laughter you have infused into the writing process. You helped us adhere to our own motto: By your compass stay true! So again, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Secondly, we are thrilled to announce the launch of our Kickstarter! Turns out that self-publishing a book (while highly rewarding) isn’t free, and we aren’t independently wealthy. Therefore, we are asking for your help to bring TrialsRead More →

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Hello, seekers! Thank you to those who read our first excerpt. We have a second glimpse into the world of Etherea ready for you! Please comment with thoughts, reactions, ideas, etc. below. Don’t forget to follow us on our various social media outlets. Links will be at the bottom of this post. Share with your friends! And remember, by your compass stay true. -J&K from CHAPTER 9 The Leske road varied little. Idrilia and Kalis passed boulders of fluctuating sizes and placement while the sand and pebbles beneath them crunched in a hypnotic drone. The dry smell of soil, long devoid of nutrients, filtered throughRead More →

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Today we bring you Adventures on the Path to Publishing – an update on our progress. As you may know from our previous blog posts and vlog videos, we are editing our manuscript. We are excited to polish our novel and submit to agents and publishers! Last month we had a writecation to kick start our editing. What’s a writecation, you ask? It’s  a bit like a vacation. We took off a few days from our respective employments and met to go over our manuscript and develop a system for reviewing, discussing, and making those edits. By the time we had to return to ourRead More →