April 14, 2022 by acackler Leave a Comment

Digital Art Masonry

Anna Cackler - Author

There's nothing like a little evening rain to get the creative juices flowing!

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Anna Cackler - Author

What's this? Two blog posts in a row! Yeah... turns out I've been procrastinating a bit and have quite a few in the pipeline 😅😅

Within These Wicked Walls - Audiobook Review

Rating: Three Stars – A lush, fantasy re-telling of Jane Eyre, what’s not to love about this one? And in the first half, I was all in. I wanted to know how the horrors were going to be resolved, I was loving the slow burn romance, but then… suddenly everything went blah.

Read the full review here: https://annacackler.com/2022/07/20/within-these-wicked-walls-audiobook-review/

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The Sleeper and the Spindle - Audiobook Review

A quick and imaginative retelling of the classic fairy tale, Sleeping Beauty. This is a short story, and that heavily plays into my rating for this one. Because I'm not sure it would have held my attention much longer. But as it is, I can easily say that this story ended at the right time, and that's a huge plus in my opinion.

Read the full review at https://annacackler.com/2022/07/19/the-sleeper-and-the-spindle-audiobook-review/

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Anna Cackler - Author

Just submitted The Glass Wheel to the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest! Super exciting. It'll take a few months to hear back about it, but it feels good to have it done! Wish me luck!

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Hanging out at the hanger (pun!) while Kevin does some maintenance on the plane. I'm sitting in an old car seat in the corner and outlining how the Little Owl series ends! It's super satisfying. So many loose ends tied up. I can't wait to write it!

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Aris became something distinctly different: lithe, sure-footed, and focused. He hadn’t been raised in the mountains like the rest of us. He’d grown up on sea-tossed fishing boats, with spears instead of swords and bows. And the thin, sharp blade he now held looked more suited to cleaning fish than defense, but it would certainly do the job in a pinch.

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This is my first time celebrating Aris's character, and I'm not sure why! Aris is one of my favorite side characters, full of life and laughter, but definitely ready to do damage if he needs to. And one of my favorite things about him is his integrity and open minded-ness. The way he stands up for justice but is ready to listen to other points of view makes him someone worth trusting.

Wait... that's two things. Oh well, I stand by it.

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