
All around great story. Black Turlough rocks.

This is a monument to a Lithuanian legend that I shall steal from someday.

Everything revolves and comes back round again.

This is hilarious to me because I can't stand Thomas Kincaids cottages and flowers, the piece is titled Doubting Thomas.

So is this dude a vampire?

I wanna try penguin one of these days.

This says it all on its own.

This is known as Squaw Rock, it is inspiration behind a short story I am attempting to get finished by the 14th-we'll see if the pressure helps. I'm contemplating how to use Cockatrice in the title without it sounding cheeky.

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I'm really interested in hearing more about that Lithuanian legend (coming from a Lithuanian family history). Is there a link where I can read about it?
there is a cockatrice in one story from my Bitter steel collection!
Amalia-My Mother is Lithuanian so she used to tell us the stories when I was little, I'm not 100% on where it would be on the net. But the Lithuanian story is more akin to a Snake Prince rather than a frog prince type tale.
Charles-cool, I was wondering where anyone else's Cockatrice stories were.
I want to hear more about the Lithuanian story too. I've a passionate love for folk and fairy tales from around the world. The statue is intriguing.
Kim-alright I'll try and put it on here soon since you and Amalia are interested.
The floor-sized ipad reminds me of "Big" when Tom Hanks is playing that huge piano with his feet.
Great post!
Thanks Lisa
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I like cockatrices! I had one in my story "Brierly's Lilies" which you can read on my blog if you want to. Good luck getting your short story finished.
I just finished Heroes of a Fallen a few minutes ago. Yep, I loved it, but it's just getting started! How long do I have to wait for book two??? Seriously, great action and great characters. You did a nice job portraying the different cultures and societies. Very interesting. I'm glad I finally got to read it. (How long till book two?)
Th- oh yeah thats where I found it, I forget exactly where I came across it.
Angie-thanks, you have to wait one year. Blood of Our Fathers is scheduled for release one year after Heroes.
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