This area is dedicated to comments about the first Chapter (Part1) of Dual Melodies. Questions and comments are encouraged!
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B.A. Matthews is an amateur author hoping to make her way into the world of published works. Her novels and short stories tend to be Fantasy, slipping into Dark Fantasy often as not. She also used to write music reviews over at Pagan Radio Network (www.paganradio.net).
I am currently working on two novels, Falling through the Threshold and a book tentatively titled Dual Melodies.
B.A. Matthews tries to update her blogs once a week and her various writings under the Pages section twice a month.
June 27th, 2010 at 9:25 am
I enjoyed this part quite a bit. It’s a bit darker than I typically read, but I’m finding it interesting.
June 27th, 2010 at 10:35 am
I can’t lie, Dual Melodies is a very dark fantasy, but I don’t stay in “Dark” forever. Part 2 is much lighter, dealing with characters that haven’t had to lead such a dark life. The story will bounce from fantasy to dark fantasy for probably another chapter before it levels out. I felt it was necessary to show the reader (after that brutal first chapter) that the entire book wouldn’t follow just that level of hardness.
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