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By Julia Schmeelk | May 5, 2019

I have had a recent windfall of reviews, all positive for the NewEarth Series. It is always a thrill to learn what people think of these stories that have consumed my mind and taken over my heart. Reading about other people’s enchantment with the characters, their interpretations of the stories, or just their enjoyment is…

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Retirement

By Julia Schmeelk | May 5, 2019

A really good friend of mine had his big retirement bash last night. Although we could not fly in to be there, Alaska is a long way for an evening event, we attended with a cyber connection, thanks to another good friend who held up her phone for hours. Thanks Danielle. Chris worked for 35…

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Humility

By Julia Schmeelk | May 2, 2019

As you may have noticed, humility is not a common trait among dragons. It isn’t real common among the humans of NewEarth either, but it is even rarer among the dragons. When it shows up in Brom when his friends go to rescue his daughter, Starseth, it is almost surprising. But under that same streak…

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ReArranging

By Julia Schmeelk | May 2, 2019

The last couple of days I have been helping my folks rearrange things so a delivery can be made. Today we did the last of it, removing some safety bars from the doorway. Those safety bars are important for my parents to keep them spirometer falling, to add support as they go up and down…

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Jommy and Thane

By Julia Schmeelk | May 1, 2019

This is from NewEarth 8, a story I am sure readers are going to love. Thane of course is a dragon with a past. In the past he was often expelled from other territories for provoking others. He has no tolerance for pomposity and false arrogance. Jommy has escaped from a life of slavery. She…

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The Wrong Kind

By Julia Schmeelk | April 30, 2019

Every story I write, every bit of the NewEarth Series comes from some experience, some observation that I made about humanity, the natural world and ran it through my imagination and it came pouring out the other end. Generally looking very different than how it began. Mox, mate to Brom, is no different. She is…

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Last Snow 🤪

By Julia Schmeelk | April 29, 2019

In my books, NewEarth experiences some very interesting weather, sudden storms, unseasonable cold, but that doesn’t mean I’m a fan. As a matter of fact, if I am registering a weather order I prefer between 55-65 sunny and with a light breeze. Today the weather was really pleasant and I had a chance to work…

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I had a plan…

By Julia Schmeelk | April 26, 2019

Okay, having a plan is not necessarily the kiss of doom, but let’s face it, it does create an interesting contrast. The plan consisted of going to the conservation station so we could order compositing and rain barrels. Then we would finish the latest puppy proofing of the dog yard. Two spots needed reinforcing. One…

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New Job

By Julia Schmeelk | April 25, 2019

This has been an incredibly busy and fruitful week in lots of amazing ways, but let me tell you about the latest in my new job hunting adventure. As many know, I am branching out, looking for something less demanding than teaching special education. I am writing, editing and launching books as well as being…

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Colors and Markings

By Julia Schmeelk | April 24, 2019

If you have seen any of Athena’s amazing illustrations of my characters, you might have noticed that dragons have a number of very interesting colors and markings. Mia tells a good story about how those colors and markings came about, but much like skin color here on earth, it is inherited and doesn’t mean very…

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Sri Lanka

By Julia Schmeelk | April 22, 2019

It sickens and saddens my heart to hear of any group that believes that by murdering groups of people they can make a political point and back it up with influence and fear. It never proves anything but that they are monsters, with no respect for life, not even their own. Killing to make a…

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Interesting Interview

By Julia Schmeelk | April 22, 2019

It was an old respected company, but they had many positions to fill seeing as how they were opening a number of new offices. Instead of the usual one to one interview, or even as a candidate facing a team, this was eight candidates or applicants sitting in a room for a presentation. The presenter…

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