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Hey! So you've finished your first reading of The Q? Great! I've got a wrap-up Q&A, as well as some random facts. If you haven't read The Q, there are some hints/spoilers to the plot below.ÌýYou can find .Ìý

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Mr. Arch squared his gaze on Quincy. ‘You’ve always impressed me as a person who prefers a straight answer.�

Although Quincy had never trusted in what could not be seen on paper or before her face—i...

Spoiler Alert: This is the soundtrack for the entire book, so if you're not quite finished, beware that there might be some light spoilers ahead.

I hope you've been enjoying your time in Rhysdon! But now it's time to add some music to the mix! I've listened to this soundtrack many times but it's been a little while now, so I look forward to playing it through again. If you'd like to join me, you can find The Q's soundtrack .

Also, I am in the process of transferring this page into a play...

Many readers have wondered where exactly is Rhysdon, as there was no map included in the book.ÌýWell, there are several clues found in the pages of the clue. It's a bit of a game. For example: James Arch, traveling to London, mentions he will be crossing both channels. That is because Rhysdon is the capital city of an island nation called Greater Rhysdon. We know from The Q that it has its own monarchy and its own government, and while there are influences similar to bo...

Putting together a Pinterest board for The Q was hard! Because Rhysdon (and the country where it resides) is not London, England or Paris, France or Vienna, Austria... It has some commonalities, and some differences, of course. But, you know... Also, the characters. The fashion of Rhysdon had its own twist, separate from London and Paris of the late 1890's, so I couldn't pull too many paintings. To say nothing of Quincy's wardrobe. The moral of the story is, I will have to do a lot of sketche...

Welcome to the Summer Book Club's week of reading ! The ebook is one sale this week so send out the link and get your friends to join you!

I know a number of people have been waiting for this week! (Or have already jumped ahead, which is great!) In that spirit, let's get started.ÌýIt will be a fun week of posts and details and insights. Remember, if you have any questions, you can ask me here or on facebook or through email.

Now, by way of introduction...I'm not going to give much of an in...

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I hope it's a good morning for you all. It's a beautiful one for me. I'm sitting outside while the hummingbirds are flitting about. Various other birds are being quite conversant and a soft sun is filling the garden. I'm actually very fond of Monday mornings, this morning is no exception.

I wanted to post the remaining schedule for my Summer Book Club! It's been fun to see the participation with The Books of Imirillia, and it should be enjoyable to finish off with The Q and The Beast of...

Spoiler Alert! This book addresses thoughts and themes from the end of this trilogy. I would recommend reading The Queen's Gambit, The Ruby Prince, and The Wanderer's Mark before reading this blog post.

In loss the Illuminating God declares a journey. His mortals release their loves, just as the desert is stripped of its beauty, and they, His children, are hollowed and hallowed. For loss is His sanctifier.

Will there be more Imirillia books?

Yes, actually. I didn't think...

We made it to the final part of the Books of Imirillia soundtrack! I hope you've enjoyed the journey.Ìý

Cheers,

Beth

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In a perfect world, a world where I not only have massive amounts of time but also inhuman discipline, I would be an accomplished artist. Alas. Time is a brutal sergeant and one must make decisions. So, I am a bit of a dabbler. But. All that being said...ÌýI love illustrations from beloved books. And I love the idea of being able to capture some feeling or color or pulse from my own worlds which so vividly exist in my mind. So over the last few years, I've been dabbling. Slow...

Creating this board started out as a challenge, I think because I wasn't sure how to capture the journey, and consequent feelings, of the book...

Specifics for and  boards were perhaps easier to look for because I was defining one setting, one culture, more or less. Here the challenge was to reveal not only the changing landscapes, but the strains of the souls involved. Some paintings really came through, especially the scenes of battle. I look forward to ad...