Sticking to my roots – The Doors of this Sanctum are Closed
Hi there,
If by chance you have come across this blogsite looking for a young writer by the name of Rebecca Wilson, looking for norse mythology inspired stories, looking for photos and details of events for Jorvik Viking Festival which takes place in York each year, writing competitions, writing experiences, book reviews, Viking Historical authors, Huddersfield Literature Festival details and photos and soooo much more well you’ve come to the right place but at the wrong time.
I do blog about all of the above and then some but will no longer do so from this WordPress blog as of the 22.06.10.
Before I set up this blog I had a basic main blog on Blogspot which didn’t have a lot of the flexibility and features WordPress had so I set one up here too going by the same name and kind of juggled the same material between each. If you look at my archive you will notice I haven’t blogged anything recently in a few months but don’t be decieved. I have been blogging. Just not here.
Due to recent developments and progressed made at Blogspot that has now become my main blog focus point hence my absence from here and thus I am officially closing my ties down with this blog. But I will keep it up and available just in case you get directed here via a search on google.
So if you want to have a glance through my archive here or skip straight to all the latest and current content concerning vikings, valkyries, writing and more please visit my new main blog below where you can add yourself as a follower to be kept up to date:
http://www.soulchaserbecky.blogspot.com
Hope to see you there!
Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Publishers seeking manuscript submissions!
My Author Profile on The Viking Chronicle courtesy of Dismorphia.com
Well it’s been at least 2 months now since February when I first met and became fast friends with my latest highly importanty contact, Michael, who works as part of a team developing http://www.dismorphia.com/ where they are currently testing and creating a 3D virtual medieval Jorvik for people to play for free online as a viking trader/warrior etc.
I met Michael for the first time face to face at the Jorvik Viking Festival where I helped to cover events as well as enjoy having a very good time.It was during our discussing regarding writing for online readers (where keeping them hooked on each paragraph really matters) that he explained his plans to help promote me and my writing.
He explained that because my short stories (now confirmed chapters to my developing novel) were too long to condense to fit into the chronicle which has a limited word space he thinks that the best alterative would be to have a small feature piece on me, as a writer, explaining to people what inspires my writing and why I write what I write about – valkyries at work in present day York.
Which not only blew me away but he also wanted to develope a banner link for my blog (basically a logo with a link embedded in the image) to be part of the Dismorphia Friends list and on their home page!
Woooo! That was one of the many best days to date in my life so far to hear how much effort he was willing to put in to support little old me and help me fulfill my writing dreams.
Anyway all the patience and effort has finally paid off! For the latest Viking Chronicle was released back in early April (for some reason I keep getting it late or not at all but that might be because of inbox settings etc) and I am in it!
I’m still waiting for Michael to send me it as a webpage file etc so I can link you all directly to it as I did with my original appearance in the Viking Chronicle last year (see other blog and links section to the right down the screen) so here is an image of my little section instead: Apologies for small writing (hope you can read it) but picture won’t get any bigger sadly.
Enjoy and do mention Dismorphia to any viking loving friends you know – it’s a fantastic website and the Viking Chronicle is always full of interesting information as well as a good old saga or two.
