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I am S.
L. Carlson, a proud and grateful BWL Publishing Inc. author. My books can be
viewed and purchased by visiting https://www.bookswelove.net/carlson-s-l
People may
wonder why an adult would write about unicorns. After all, aren’t unicorns today
associated with rainbows, flowers, wishes, and puffy-white clouds? Yes… that is,
for little girls. I’m no longer little; although, I must admit that I do appreciate
all of the above relations.
In the Middle
Ages, unicorns were associated with virgins, since only innocent young maidens were
capable of approaching the allusive animals. Well…er…(pointing to wedding
ring). I’m married. But I am also sweet and (cough) innocent, so why wouldn’t
unicorns want to come to me. Why?
So what
comes to mind when you hear the words War Unicorn? (Take a moment.)
I thought
of this combination years ago during a challenge at a writers’ conference. We
were asked to think of two opposing words, then develop a synopsis or short story
using them. And that, my friends, was the very beginning of my 4-book series The
War Unicorn Chronicles.
In the
beginning book, War Unicorn: The Ring, a young apple farmer finds a
magical ring containing a unicorn. Their relationship begins rocky, to say the
least. One, a peaceful farm boy, and the other a 300-year-old war veteran. But after
four books, the two are still together, so you can figure out what their
connection is by reading the series.
Enjoy
your fantasies.
S. L.
Carlson Blog & Website: https://authorslcarlson.wordpress.com
BWL Inc.
Publisher Author Page: https://www.bookswelove.net/carlson-s-l
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What I thought when I heard War Unicorn was intriguing. Keep writing
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janet. This pandemic’s been wicked, but my intention is as you suggest: Keep writing.
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