Today
Summer of Indie spoke with author Lynne Cantwell. Cantwell, who comes from a lengthy
career in broadcast journalism, has a master's degree in creative writing from
John's Hopkins University, and enjoys writing fantasy novels. Her series, The Pipe Woman Chronicles, features,
"Indians, shape shifters, pagan gods and goddesses, mountains, humor,
love, and super powers."
We
spoke with Lynne Cantwell about the first book in The Pipe Woman Chronicles series, Seized.
Naomi has a pretty sweet life.
Respected as a skilled mediator, she has an almost uncanny knack for getting
people on both sides of a dispute to agree. And her handsome boyfriend Brock
has just proposed to her. But a white buffalo calf is bowing to her in her
dreams. And who is the Native American man who has been following her around?
Yes,
things are about to get complicated…
For
a video teaser of Seized, readers can
visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LfZfOUpHVw&feature=player_embedded
The
second book that we spoke with Lynne Cantwell about was her novel SwanSong, a novel based on an old Irish
legend.
Rhyn, a widowed Wolleni,
depressed over the death in childbirth of his beloved half-Tslyddi wife, is
ordered by the king to marry his dead wife's sister. But the new wife becomes
jealous of Rhyn's children -- two sets of twins, a girl and three boys -- and
plots to turn them into swans. The spell goes awry, and the children are only
partially transformed. Worse, they must spent 900 years in their new shapes, in
ever more wild and isolated places -- and they have no guarantee that they will
ever be normal again. At least they can still sing.
Based on the Irish tale, "The Fate of the Children of Lir," SwanSong is the story of how Neeve, Kennet, Corwin and Kyl cope with their transformed bodies in a land where magic is dying.
Based on the Irish tale, "The Fate of the Children of Lir," SwanSong is the story of how Neeve, Kennet, Corwin and Kyl cope with their transformed bodies in a land where magic is dying.
You
can order personalized autographed copies of Lynne Cantwell's books from her
blog, or you can find Lynne Cantwell online at:
Her
blog http://hearth-myth.blogspot.com
Twitter
@lynnecantwell
Her Amazon Author page: http://www.amazon.com/Lynne-Cantwell/e/B005JTP5NE/
Or
at Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/lynnecantwell
Your books sound so awesome, Lynne. I enjoyed reading and learning about you on Summer of Indie. Keep up the great work and keep smiling.
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Thanks, Betty! Nice to meet you!
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