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1. A New Website!


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The Vampire...In My Dreams

Where vampires don't exist, but witches do! Or at least that's what everyone thinks until...

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2. Vampire Myths

You've probably all read where vampires can't see themselves in a mirror. This is a myth. Not at all true. Vampires need to look their best like anyone else. Mirrors are not a problem.

You've most likely also read where vampires can't cross water. Hmm, nope. If they want to take an ocean cruise, no problem. How do any of them get from one continent to another? Just like most of our ancestors came from other places, so did theirs. So nope, just a myth. Vampires can cross large bodies of water.

How about the one where they have to sleep in the earth, surround themselves with dirt in a coffin, or wear soil in their shoes? Nope. Again, an unfounded myth. Squeaky clean vampires have more fun.

How about aversions to crosses? Why not aversions to other religious symbols then? So no problem with crosses or churches, for that matter.

Wooden stakes through the heart? Well of course this is true! Anyone, whether vampire or not, would have trouble with a stake in their heart!

And this is a real sticky point for some: Vampires are the undead. Not in my book. Their biology is altered from a plague during the Black Death, so they're different from humans, and yes, they need blood, but they are not the undead.

I'll reserve that for zombies.

Vampires don't eat or drink, except for blood. Nah, strictly consuming blood wouldn't give them enough nutrition to make them sexy looking. They'd be way too emaciated.

They only sleep in coffins or under the ground. Absolutely not! Why would any red-blooded woman want to hook up with a sexy vampire if she had to sleep in a coffin or some other kind of tomb? My claustrophobia kicks in here!

Exposure to sunlight can cause grave problems. Well, maybe. But you know it's bad for the rest of us too!

So do you have other fun myths that you can think of pertaining to vampires?

I'm off to another day of stress at work--again, only 2 of us working when we normally have 6 on staff. But then, two half days of work! Woohoo! :) Have a super Tuesday!

Terry
"Giving new meaning to the term alpha male."
www.terryspear.com

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3. What's Cool, What's Not--When It Comes to Vampires


Drooling is out for vampires...no blood dripping down cheeks! It's totally not cool.

Bright red lips, ice white teeth, beautiful fangs, and a cherry wedged between the teeth--totally cool. :)

Vampires have nice smooth faces because they're more...cultured. But vampires with beards remind me of werewolves, not vampires. Very cool for werewolves, uncool for vampires.

Black shadows around eyes to denote scariness or something--totally uncool. I have dark shadows when I don't get enough sleep. It's not sexy. Vampires are sexy. Even when they're evil. That's what makes them scary. They're just too compelling, and you wouldn't think there's anything wrong until they reveal nice ice white fangs and then...it's probably too late. So black shadows uncool. No shadows, super cool.

The Vampire...In My Dreams--totally cool. :)
5 Plus, Ghost Writers Reviews
5 Angels, FAR
4.5 Blue Ribbons, Romance Junkies

Vampire myths up next. :)



Terry Lee Wilde
"Giving new meaning to the vampire legend."
www.terrywildeteenbooks.com


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4. Featured Author on Red Room & New Review of Deidre's Secret!


Featured author for review of Deidre's Secret on Red Room!

http://www.redroom.com/



Review:
Title: Deidre's Secret
Author: Terry Lee Wilde
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
YA Climbing Rosebud Rating: Sweet
ISBN: 1-60154-414-6

Blurb:
When Deidre Roux has premonitions of danger, watch out! Faced with thwarting bank robbers and protecting others from the high school bully, she must reveal her secret to her new friend, Mark Cummings. Can she convince him that she truly sees a world of imminent danger headed their way before it's too late? Not only must Mark deal with Deidre's premonitions, which he has a hard time believing, but his convicted uncle has returned home. Humor, suspense, and conflict rule the day as Deidre's crazy aunt tries to do a true crime story on Mark's uncle. Deidre attempts to keep her aunt out of it before she gets mixed up in the much darker business of robberies and murder—her own, if she's not careful.

Review:
I enjoyed the book very much, It has a "Nancy Drew" feel that was a very welcoming. I have seen few books written in that style and enjoy them even today. It is a great read for your junior high and early high school students and has a mystery about it that keeps you wondering what is going to happen next. I loved the flow. As a matter of fact, I never got lost on who was who, or what happened.
Deidre Roux has a gift of seeing into the future and her twin, Charlie, does not, but supports her through her visions. Her boyfriend, Mark Cummings, is very understanding also. Although, I'm not sure he understands how much these visions bother her. Very good story for the teens and I enjoyed it very much. I think this is a very promising book.

Reviewed By Lela Fox
WRDF Review
Happy St Patty's Day, Everyone! May the luck of the Irish be with you! :) Terry

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5. I Made It!


Woohoo, another week at the First Line Contest and!!!

I made it.


Along with one of my critique partners. Now if only...


Three weeks to go!!! Only 20 of us left. Five will be finalists. Three weeks to go! Last year I had been cut at this point. I had 4 weeks to go, and then that was it. So I made it another week, and I feel I've gotten beyond the wall. It would be a shame if I was cut this week and had a new wall erected, don't you think???


So, here's to perseverance! To making every line count! To hoping the judges agree! :)

I'm teaching the Conflict! Conflict! Conflict! online workshop for 4 weeks in Mar starting Mar 2, if anyone is interested!
http://www.terryspear.com/id15.html


And I'll be at Shreveport's Nola Stars Conference, "Written in the Stars" Mar 6-7 where I'll be giving my Happy Hookers workshop and signing books. http://www.nolastars.com/node/81

Off to choose another line. I feel like I'm on Survivor, only I don't have to eat the yucky stuff! :)

Terry Spear
www.terryspear.com

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6. Free Giveaway!







Drop by and comment for a chance at a free copy of any one of my available books.


Deidre's Secret coming in March in digital form, in April in print.


Terry Lee Wilde


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