A lot of my worldbuilding happens organically and on Twitter. I collated my tweets and threads into Moments, but then Twitter got rid of Moments. So, I’ve blogged instead. Here you’ll find the posts all in one place! I shall update this periodically.
The Crows
Here are the links to free shorts and excerpts from The Crows, a Gothic Weird Paranormal novel for adults. Buy it from Amazon, Smashwords (where you can download a free 20% sample first), all Books2Read outlets, and (eBook only) direct from me via my Ko-Fi shop.
First 5 chapters free on Wattpad: https://www.wattpad.com/user/CelticRose
Related Posts:
Prelude: Love Song for The Crows
Excerpt from Chapter 3 (Meet Ricky Porter, autodidact and Eldritch soothsayer)
Meet the MC, cursed newcomer Carrie Rickard
Meet Mercy Hillsworth, Resurrectionist and supermarket supervisor
Meet Beverley Wend, long-lived matriarch, Mother of A Thousand Young
Tales of the Paghamverse
Folklore of Pagham-on-Sea Vol. I is now available! A short coffee-break read, only 99p.
There are a few world-building posts to choose from if you want to learn more about this fictional town! There is a real Pagham in West Sussex, and Pagham Harbour is a gorgeous beauty spot. This is Pagham-on-Sea, East Sussex, a much bleaker, bigger, and altogether different place. More werewolves, for a start.
Blog posts:
So You’re Moving to Pagham-on-Sea! Doing the Groundwork
Happy New Year ~ How We Celebrated
A Big, Sexy Infographic for Pagham-on-Sea
Finding your Community/Lychgates: a History
So You’ve Moved to Pagham-on-Sea! Getting Medical Help
Miss Charlotte, Doctor’s Receptionist & Criminal Mastermind
Yes, There Are Fae, Avoid, Avoid
Cryptids And Other Entities Next Door
The Punch and Judy Man of Hangman’s Walk
Undead Fashion (Sponsored by Open Casket Clothing: clothes you would want to be seen dead in)
Town History 101: What The Hell Happened To The (Hyper-Fertile) Soil
Town History 101: What The Hell Are These Weird Rocks
Town History 101: Historical Sites, or, What The Hell Is That
Town History 101: Famous Women You’re Probably Glad Are Dead Now
The Town Historian (not canon, this isn’t how it really works, but it’s a fun idea I had! Let’s say this is more an urban legend or something.)
