NewEarth Series - Gordon and Grabon

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Head Cold

By Julia Schmeelk | March 2, 2020

So naturally as the cold of winter is giving way to better weather my head decided to entertain some random virus and give it a temporary home. My throat is scratchy, my head is full and I sneeze and cough a lot to keep it hopefully out of my chest. All that being said, it…

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NewEarth3-Heartsinger - By Julia Schmeelk

HeartSinger❤️🧡💜🖤

By Julia Schmeelk | March 1, 2020

The gift that Dotty has hidden inside, gifted to her by a loving and mysterious planet as something essential to all her people, is something I wish we had. Her voice and power combine to draw out emotional pain, to cleanse the heart of past hurts, to mend bruised and troubled feelings. The power of…

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Prequel

By Julia Schmeelk | February 29, 2020

In the story that takes place before Grabon met Heron, before Gordon and Hanna were even born, when humans first left earth to travel to a distant planet intent on not polluting, not over using resources, because old earth was a mess. Pollution was a big issue, poisoned winds blew across the continents, holes in…

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Strength

By Julia Schmeelk | February 27, 2020

What makes a character strong? Is it the lack of weakness or the ability to acknowledge what they struggle with? Grabon seeks advice from his friend Heron, does that make him weak? Gordon asks Grabon for advice and listens to Heron. Hanna of course has some issues, is vulnerable in different ways, but she has…

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Peace Keeper

By Julia Schmeelk | February 26, 2020

As in any society there is a peacekeeper in the story of NewEarth, and it is neither, Heron or Grabon. Certainly Gordon could not don that cloak and Hess and Tad May have some skill in manipulation, they are not natural peacekeepers. Trissy, Heron’s mate, is as likely as anyone to call for someone to…

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Death and Grief

By Julia Schmeelk | February 26, 2020

In all of my books, coping with death and grieving are significant, but none as much as Healing NewEarth 4. From personal experience I know that grief is a process. The first rush is only the beginning and it slowly becomes something you live with, not something you overcome, or leave behind. Not all deaths…

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Gordon’s Pride

By Julia Schmeelk | February 25, 2020

If you haven’t had a chance to take a peek at my epic fantasy romance series, starting with Gordon’s Pride is always a good idea. If you love romance, dragons, adventure, and Utopian world building, this is a series you’re going to love. https://www.amazon.com/Gordons-Pride-NewEarth1-Julia-Schmeelk/dp/1979024693/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?crid=23AWFCRQVWV4P&keywords=julia+schmeelk+books&qid=1582673733&s=home-garden&sprefix=Julia+schmeelk+books%2Cgarden%2C172&sr=8-1-fkmr0

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Hanna and Grabon

By Julia Schmeelk | February 25, 2020

Hanna is fascinated by Grabon when they first meet and she wants to craft his likeness in gold. Grabon was unsure until he saw two examples of her skill, a bentar and a spring bride. As the dragon examines the quality of her work and Heron translates for them, a special understanding begins to form.…

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Family

By Julia Schmeelk | February 25, 2020

One of the fun parts of building a world is deciding which elements of existence are most important. Among those many elements, I chose family to highlight. Naturally it emerges early in Gordon’s Pride. “I cannot eat your food” Hanna protested. “Our food. We are family now. You will eat with me every day for…

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Long time

By Julia Schmeelk | February 24, 2020

It has been a long while since I did a blog post. Life can sometimes jump up and get you smack in the face, and no joke, it did that and more, knocking me out of my fictional world. It all started when I finally noticed that my editors excuses were piling up into the…

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Books!

By Julia Schmeelk | January 13, 2020

Someone asked me recently if my writing was successful. I guess I had not thought of it that way, or from that angle, and it made me grin. I have been successful in getting a story from my head into a format I am proud for people to read. I was successful in finding an…

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Don’t Celebrate

By Julia Schmeelk | January 5, 2020

It may be unpopular, but there are things I think we should refrain from celebrating. That includes the impeachment of our own president, the assassination of a monster, the death of an enemy. Don’t get me wrong, I understand the inclination, but celebrating seems wrong. It’s a bit like laughing when you witness an accident.…

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