VEGraham

Just wanted to let you all know that back in January, I was nominated as the Spotlight Author of the Month for the NaNoWriMo community here on Wattpad! 
          	
          	My interview can be read here: https://www.wattpad.com/206975800-spotlight-nano-contest-january-winner
          	
          	Hope you enjoy despite all the typos!

penguinlover3332

I really enjoyed the Barbarian!! I love the setting and storyline.  Please think about doing a spin off of the story.  Maybe about Brogan and Ailis or Lachlan.  Keep up the good work:)

VEGraham

@penguinlover3332  Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. :) I would love to edit and maybe expand that novel in the future, but for the moment, my hands are full with other projects. But I appreciate the comment! :D
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VEGraham

Finally posted Chapter VIII of The God of Clay and Fennel Fire. I've had it mostly written since January and just haven't had the time to finish it due to school. Hope you enjoy it and I've already started working on Chapter IX!

VEGraham

Just posted the final chapter of The Sun and Moon and Stars. It's been just over a year and a half since I began it and I must say its been one of the most difficult things I've ever written. My comfort zone is safely within plot-driven novels, but writing a character driven book has been both fulfilling and exciting. For those who have, than you so much for your lovely comments and votes! As always, your support means a lot to me.

TshedzaTheKnight

I so badly want to read your book, The Magician's Vow, but I have exams. So I'll do that later. It looks soooo amazing and I really like the description.
          
          Not all retold stories of myths, fables, fairy tales and legends live up to their greatness. (As in if someone were to retell Sleeping Beauty, they'd have to twist everything around so wouldn't even recognise it as the original. Give of your own perspective of what you thought it had to have really been or what it should have been to you, e.g Maleficent). I feel as if The Magician's Vow will be that.
          
          Let's hope so.

VEGraham

@TreyRae Wow, haha. Hopefully "The Magicians Vow" lives up to your expectations. :D And good luck with your exams!
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VEGraham

Hello all! I have returned from the pits of death known as "higher education". Although still in school, I have taken extra measures to ensure my activity on this site is heightened (pretty much just getting rid of Netflix). I am also participating in NaNoWriMo this month, dividing the work between The Sun and Moon and Stars and a new project titled The God of Clay and Fennel Fire which will be posted as soon as this message is sent out. I'm really exciting to push on through with TSMS and to start a new adventure with TGCFF. Hope you guys all stick around and check out the updates!

AceChase

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I do have a question though, If ambrose needed payment for the medicine as a trade off for Lorelle's life why wasnt it right that Eugene's pay off for saving hundreds if not thousands of lives either the medicine or the right to kill the councilers as payment instead?

AceChase

@AceChase I look forward to any more of your writing and yes it your answer does clear up the way ambrose viewed who was marked for die and who wasnt.  Thank you for taking time out of your day to answer my question, it shows how dedicated of an author you are to your readers and how brilliant the plot of the story was that I really thought of the characters as people and not just characters in a book.
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VEGraham

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@AceChase Truth be told, I get confused about this sometimes. The way I saw it was that Ambrose's trade off did not kill someone when they were not meant to die. However, despite Eugene removing the rats from the city, the people that were "saved" were already on their way to death as they had already been infected. The people that he "saved" the thousands of people that could have caught  the plague had not yet and so were not, one could say, 'dedicated to death'. 
            
            However, one could argue that since the council was already doomed (since they had already contracted the plague), Eugene killing them would not have tilted the balance. Unfortunately, Eugene hadn't had the time or the forethought to see which of the council members were infected as there was a chance that some weren't infected yet. I decided not to reveal this because Eugene himself did not know and I wanted to keep the spotlight on him as much of his internal struggle stems from how he doesn't fully understand the plague nor the difference between justice and revenge.
            
            Hopefully this answers your question without confusing you more. 
            
            I've loved reading your comments and I'm glad you've enjoyed reading The Magician's Vow. I do have a sequel planned, but am not sure when I'll have the time to start it. 
            
            Thanks again!
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