Last week was the last of the Writersphere prompt posts, and rather than start all over, I’ve decided to check in with readers to see what they’d like. I’ve got a poll running —– > over there.

 
The first Indiegogo campaign was wonderful, and we raised $310 before the time ran out. We’ve started another, and hopefully we’ll get closer to the goal this time.
 
From the campaign page:
For two years, The New Bedlam Project survived as a free-to-read, blog-based webzine. TNBP is a paying market, registered with both Ralan.com and Duotrope.com, supported by small ads and donations. Some of horror and sci-fantasy’s most promising up and coming writers have been spotted on the streets of New Bedlam, possibly looking for a way out, or perhaps they …

Despite being two months behind on the Creating New Pagan Family Traditions ebook series, plans are already in the works for a collected print edition. This edition should be prepped and ready to go for Yule.
I’ve set up a preview, with a selected excerpt from Litha, to have folks look over and give some feedback. Please stop by the Creaetspace gallery for a look, and let me know what you think.
Thanks!
Jodi Lee, aka ierne Morrighan Corvidae of Glas Celli, presents a handbook to introduce traditional pagan information, ritual, meal …

And to cap off the Writersphere Prompt series 1, we’ve got a beautiful piece from artist Sally Jackson, from deviantArt.
Sacrifice by *Sally-Jackson on deviantART
Write well, and stay tuned for series 2, October-November!

We’re coming up on the end of the series folks, so take advantage of this last text-prompt post!

Close friends find evidence of a murder, and another friend is suspect.
A high-ranking political figure meets an unlikely companion in a hospital.
A taxi driver goes on a ‘three hour tour’ at the morgue.
An unusual girl is seen in Central Park just before she releases a deadly plague unlike any before.
Three strangers break a promise before their time runs out.

Write well!