Happy Lughnasadh! (and updates)

Hey ya'll! I'm trying to get better at this blog thing again. I want to try to either post weekly, or monthly, but we'll see what happens. I'm working on a new novel, and working on editing/revising Finding Sky, which I plan to release to the public sometime in September, I'll let you know a more precise date as the work goes on. I'm also working on a few ideas for paintings which are going to be really cool. I also plan to have my next piece in my Goddess Portraits series finished in the next few weeks!

As most readers know, I practice pagan spirituality, and for those that don't know, it's Irish in nature. What does that mean? Well, for starters it means one of my favorite holidays (and the beginning of Autumn) are this Sunday. Lughnasadh (also know as Lammas and Harvest Home) is the beginning of Autumn and the Harvest Season in the Celtic Calender, and is the first of three harvest festivals in Wiccan/neopagan religions. The holiday celebrates the grain harvest and the god Lugh, who is often compared to Apollo. This season always sends me into a creative haze. To many masterpieces to create, and not enough Autumn to do it in! Also, this means the Michigan Renaissance Festival is right around the corner! It's going to be a busy August!

P.S. What do you think of the new background?