Blogging from A to Z April Challenge: K

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fter a break of four years, from 2018 to 2021,

I’m doing the Blogging from A to Z April Challenge again this year!



In 2017, I collated all my blog posts up till then

In 2016, I focused on JRR Tolkien and the Inklings

In 2015, I featured books I’d read based on a reading challenge

In 2014, I didn’t have a theme!

In 2013, I collated all my Twitter favourites up till then
(it was a LOT easier to organize Twitter back then)

 In 2012, I listed all my favourite books



Then, in 2022, I focused on fellow authors and bloggers, covering all the guest posts, blog hops, cover reveals, interviews, and more, that I’ve featured over the years.


This year I’m going to focus on writing by me and my family!
Please share links to your own stories and crafts in the comments!

 
This year's A to Z Team is:

Arlee Bird (founder)
👨 he/him @
Tossing it Out

J Lenni Dorner (captain)
👨 he/him or 🧑🏽 they/them @
Blog of Author J Lenni Dorner

Zalka Csenge Virág
👩 she/her @
The Multicolored Diary

John Holton @
The Sound of One Hand Typing

Jayden R Vincente (spreadsheets)
👩 she/her @
J R Vincente Erotica Writer

*Anonymous* (graphics)
🥔 @
*.com
 
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Thank you to the team!
 
Also, each day will feature a new chapter from my new story, Goldenheart, a love story set in Montreal. There will be photos!
 

And now...
K is for...
The Critics by Henry Scott Tuke (stretching the K connection here...) and other story-related art.

The Critics Henry Scott Tuke (1858–1929)

 
 This is a wide topic, not easy to condense into a few photos.
 
I have lots of images my Story Inspirations board on pinterest!


The most recent collections are screenshots and art purchases related to Our Flag Means Death, and a photo I once took of a tall ship in Corsica!


Do you get inspired by art and drawings for your stories?
Or the other way around?

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