Amethyst Marie

Tag: webseries

  • Update for Unraveled

    Unraveled (Thalia’s Musings, Volume Three) has been sent out to my wonderful volunteer beta readers. Well, “volunteer” might be less accurate than “hand-picked and drafted.” But anyway, I can’t tell you guys how excited I am that the book is finally at this stage! Due to numerous real-life complications, it’s taken me about a year…

  • First Official Teaser for Thalia’s Musings 3

    If you follow me on Facebook, Twitter, or Tumblr, you might already know that I finished the rough draft of Thalia’s Musings 3 on Friday! Now it’s on to the rewrites and beta. Here’s a teaser to tide you over for now: It’s been two years since Thalia last heard from the Fates. She has…

  • Peter and Wendy: Millennials in Neverland

    I’ve seen the first four episodes of The New Adventures of Peter and Wendy, and I have no idea what to make of it. It’s a lot of fun. I’m just not sure what it is yet. Here’s the description from the webseries’ official site: Everyone has to grow up, right?  Well, not if Peter…

  • Thug Notes Be All Up In Y’alls Librizzle. Word.

    Yo. This here Sparky Sweets, PhD. Join me as I drop some of da illest classical literature summary and analysis that yo ass ever heard. Educate yo self, son. ~ Thug Notes Facebook Page Gentle readers, this week it is my pleasure to introduce to you a charming and insightful program devoted to bringing classic literature…

  • My weekend was Emma Approved

    As you may remember, I’ve been following Pemberley Digital’s latest webseries, Emma Approved. It’s a modern retelling of Jane Austen’s Emma, in which Emma is a professional matchmaker/life coach,  Knightley is Emma’s business partner/accountant, and Harriet is Emma’s personal assistant. In last Thursday’s episode, “Back in Business,” Harriet’s interpretation of Emma’s life coaching took the…

  • Random Musings on Thalia’s Musings

    ~ I drafted a full chapter for Thalia’s Musings 3 last week. Ten down, six to go! ~ The Pirates of the Caribbean movie soundtracks can be great writing inspiration. ~ My Thalia’s Musings logo tests well in the three-year-old female demographic. Maybe I should use the blurb “I weally like dis ding!” on my next book…

  • Ask A Slave: Thalia and Clio Collaborate

    Clio, as I hope my Thalia’s Musings readers know, is the Muse of History. It’s quite evident that Clio and Thalia have both bestowed their blessings on Azie Dungey, creator and star of the historical comedy webseries Ask A Slave. Ask A Slave is a comedy web series based on the actress’ experiences working at…

  • A Thalia’s Musings Christmas Carol

    “Why did I have to take a stupid sleeping potion before the most annoying dream ever?” I groaned. “The night is only beginning,” said Adonis. “Tonight, you will be visited by the Three Fates.” “Of course I will,” I said. “Haven’t heard from them in a few months, so I’m sure they’re getting bored.” “Heed…

  • Thalia’s Musings 3 is halfway done!

    The rough draft, that is. I’ve drafted 8 of a projected 16 chapters. I’ll give more timeline details as I have them, but for now I can say that I’m looking at a Spring 2014 release.  Like the first two volumes, Volume 3 will be posted serially at ThaliasMusingsNovels.com for free and sold for Kindle…

  • Pinterest Fiction: My Imaginary Well-Dressed Toddler Daughter

    This concept is very near the top of my “Why The Effing Hell Did I Not Think Of This First??” list. We all have Pinterest boards that in no way reflect our actual lives, right? If Pinterest had a dime for every not-engaged woman who has a wedding pinboard- oh, wait, it probably does. Anyway,…