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Map of Mythaca

Posted on Aug 23rd, 2007 by Eve

Mapping Mythaca

Posted on Aug 10th, 2007 by Eve

If your kids—or some kids you know—are up for doing some drawing, this is a list of images I might have room for on the published map of Mythaca . (Feel free to pass this... More »

Bongo Bob

Posted on Jun 29th, 2007 by Eve

You never know who will turn up when you start these guys.

Arabella

Posted on May 29th, 2007 by Eve

This is what I've been doing lately: This is Arabella, a new character in the second Mythaca book.

book signing

Posted on Apr 13th, 2007 by Eve

Tomorrow morning I'll be at Earth Child in Sebastopol, CA,  signing copies of Journey to Mythaca . I'd love to meet any Zaadsters in the area. Stop by to say hello anytime between 10 and... More »

present tense

Posted on Feb 5th, 2007 by Eve

What do you think of the story being in the present tense? I have mixed feelings about it. Sometimes it comes easily and seems more natural and yes, present, and other times it feels forced.

Chapter Four "Earth"

Posted on Feb 2nd, 2007 by Eve

    Marianna pulls on a clean tee-shirt, combs through her wet hair one last time, and goes off to see if Ivan is changed yet. He’s staying in the guest room, as he always does... More »

Collaboration?

Posted on Feb 1st, 2007 by Eve

This morning I posted the third chapter of the second Mythaca book here, but so far the only folks who've had suggestions haven't posted them here as comments. While I very much appreciate the private... More »

Chapter Three "Magellan's Dream"

Posted on Feb 1st, 2007 by Eve

The Birdwoman - illustration by Josephine Laing     Magellan is asleep.     He is standing at a precipice, a broad, bottomless gorge before him. He wants to move forward to look over the edge (is... More »

Chapter Two "Another World"

Posted on Jan 31st, 2007 by Eve

Another World     It is pouring again. Ivan and Marianna, hunched over, hoods up, are riding homeward, single file, along the country road as quickly as they dare. Slanting sheets of rain obscure any hills... More »