Hey there everyone.

Welcome to another exciting Writer Wednesday, stuffed full to the brim of fun, fantasy and adventure, sure to improve any mood and feed it with good time vibes 🙂

For tonight’s entertainment, we have a captivating author to chat to and find out more about what makes her tick.

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And now on with the show, may I introduce you all to Cassandra Penticoff, as we take a closer look at her Young Adult Fantasy series and discover what her inspirations are to write and create.

Have a great time and happy reading friends, as always 🙂

 

Hi there Cassandra, thank you for joining us today to discuss your debut YA Fantasy novel release, along with your own passions, influences and writing experiences.

Let’s start first with your novel itself “Weathering the Wicked”, which is Book 1 of the “Chronicles of Folklaria” series. Please tell us more about the plot and themes of your book, along with giving us more background about your lead protagonist June, her goals and challenges throughout the tale and also what kind of fantasy elements we can expect to find at the core of her adventures.

Taking the spotlight in “Weathering the Wicked,” is June. Life hasn’t been easy for her. Crippling anxiety, an over-protective mother, and bouncing from part time job to temporary work, she often feels lost in a sea of success just out of reach over the horizon. Especially when it comes to her perfect-as-can-be sister, January. June’s world is turned upside down when January mysteriously disappears, and June must embark on her journey to a magical land, Folklaria. Upon arriving, June discovers her real identity. Everything she knew about herself had been an illusion, a distraction from her true self, and a diabolical plan to keep her from her true destiny. Fighting her own feelings of inadequacy, little did she know, this was only beginning of a long and life-altering journey in Folklaria.

“Weathering the Wicked”, which is book 1 in the “Chronicles of Folklaria,” is different than most fantasy stories you will read. Sure, there is spell casting, wizardry, and fairies; but, what sets this fantasy story apart from most is its clear spiritual message. When I say, “spiritual,” I do not mean that it’s religious; rather, it focuses on a more universal and progressive approach to spirituality that most of the younger generations will be able to relate to.

During June’s time in Folklaria, you can expect to see June’s fear and anxiety get in the way of her destiny. June learns that she is prophesied to save an entire magical land from wicked magic, but is scared to death. She can hardy keep a job, let alone rescue an enchanted land from its impending doom.

If you loved the world that took place in the movie, “Avatar,” then you will love Folklaria.

Folklaria is a magical and spiritually-enlightening land. A land where every blade of grass, every tree trunk, and every wing of a butterfly is vibrant in color from the massive existence of magic and energy. Nature is adored by Folkaria’s inhabitants. Not worshipped. Protected. Wandering through Folklaria is like getting lost in a piece of art.

But don’t be fooled by it’s stunning landscape. Danger, darkness, and wicked energy is lurking around every corner.

Folklaria contains so much wicked energy, that ancestors of the wizards were forced to create a protective shield around the town of Xaris, just to spare everyone of the impending doom that thrives in the Outerlands.

If your novel was to be made into a film (or even a TV series), who would you cast in the lead roles?

For the main character, June,  I would love to see Ashley Benson play her role! Her role in Pretty Little Liars is very similar to June and their appearance is similar as well.

For her sister, January, I can envision Dakota Fanning nailing this role.

For my male leading role, Ryder, I would cast Robert Pattison.

For the villain – there is no one I would rather see as Murdolf than Geoffrey Rush.

You also have a website called A Novel Connection. Please tell us more about what you do over there to help support indie authors.

Aside from writing, A Novel Connection is my passion. ANC offers free books to readers in exchange for honest reviews.

On the flip side, we offer readers a free review service, along with other paid services such as editing, graphic design, and web design.

A Novel Connection was born on a dream. When I created ANC, I dreamed of creating an opportunity for indie writers to help build their career without adding to the high expenses of producing a book. This was because I was slapped with the reality of how hard it is to be a successful author from my own experiences. At one point in time, an author really just needed to be a great writer and story-teller in order to produce books. Now, with self-publishing, you have to also be a marketer! For people new to the gig, it is very daunting.

I hoped that I could take some of the pressure off by creating this opportunity for authors.

What would you choose as your own personal mascot or spirit animal when it comes to you and your style of writing?

That is so easy: A wolf. When I think of spirituality and the powers of the universe, I think of the wolf. They’re often seen in many Native American stories and illustrations; of course, Native Americans were very spiritual. While I am a very spiritual person, I am not very open to people about it. For some reason, it seems to spill out of me and onto the paper.

What do you think most characterizes or defines your writing? Do you have any writing quirks or themes that constantly crop up in your stories?

Spirituality and whimsical themes always seem to creep into my writing. The type of fantasy that I usually write is more fairytale-like, rather than the style of, say, Lord of the Rings or other adult fantasies. Fairies, princesses, and making dreams come true are usually present in my work.

What do you find the most difficult thing about writing? And what do you find the easiest?

The most difficult part for me is writing the first draft. To me, the first draft is all about getting the story onto the paper, while ignoring any sort of perfection. When I try to focus on making things too perfect in the first draft—which I usually do—I find myself getting writers block and losing inspiration to write the story.

The easiest part is writing the second draft and the drafts that follow. Once that first draft is written, the rest is so much fun! That is when I get to perfect my writing and add the detailed elements that bring the story to life.

Who are some of the authors, musicians, poets and/or historical figures that inspire you?

James Redfield, author of “The Celestine Prophecy,” inspires me the most. The Celestine Prophecy changed my view of the world and helped guide me through my spiritual journey. Growing up in a family who was very religious was something that I simply did not relate to. It made me stray from my spirituality. James Redfield showed me that a spiritual connection is more than what it seems to be in this world.

Many musicians inspire my writing, but if there was a band who could make the soundtrack of my book—it would be the Beatles…without a doubt!

What sort of research do you do to write your books?

Of course, it always depends on the book, but for this one, I had to research many things, such as: middle eastern folklore, folklore in general, prepping for a natural disaster, and meditation – just to name a few.

Why do you write? What inspired you to become a writer?

I write because it’s therapeutic for me. Much like my main character, I struggle with anxiety and this is something that helps ease my nerves. It gives me a sense of accomplishment. I decided to take the final leap by writing and publishing a book because it was my childhood dream. I want to show my children that, no matter how far fetched it may seem, you can do anything want: That reaching for the stars will at least get you soaring in the sky.

What keeps you motivated during creative slumps? How do you deal with Writers Block?

Oh boy – writer’s block. I’m always trying to find new ways to beat it. Usually, I just start working on another book until my inspiration for it comes back. Sometimes, putting on native American music helps get me back in to the flow of my stories.

You have access to a time machine. What advice would you give to your younger self?

“STOP WORRYING! Worrying does you NO good and only hinders you from reaching your goals and following your dreams. It also keeps you from having healthy relationships. Oh, and a side note: You’re going to be an author one day!!!”

How do you spend your free time when you are not writing?

Free time? What is that? HA! Between writing, A Novel Connection, and my family, I don’t have much free time. But I love to sing and catch up with friends when I have the time. I also work very part-time as a substitute teacher for pre-schoolers—if you call that free time.

Tell us more about your upcoming projects. Are you working on anything specific or have plans in the pipeline?

Oh yes! This spring, I will be releasing an anthology with 7 other authors. This book will be a collection of familiar fairy tales told from the perspective of the villains. I am very excited for this to be released!

I also have book 2 of the Chronicles of Folklaria, which will release in late summer to fall.

I am in the early stages of starting a young adult series of unrelated fairy-tales, told in a new way that you have never heard.

Finally, are there any nuggets of wisdom that you can impart to other aspiring writers?

JUST KEEP WRITING.

Network with other authors and soak up as much advice from them as you can. This is where I have received most of my knowledge on marketing—the part I THOUGHT I couldn’t do when I began all of this. Try not to only focus on marketing online because everyone does this. Get out there in the real world and do book signings, speak at events, etc.

Also, if you want to be the greatest writer you can be, then never stop reading! The more you read, the better writer you will be.

And that’s a wrap! Thank you for introducing us to your writing Cassandra, we can’t wait to delve into June’s world soon and immerse ourselves further into the land of Folklaria 🙂

Bio:-

C. Penticoff is owner of A Novel Connection. She is a fiction author and a professional badass.

She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and two young children.

When she isn’t writing, she is working further on her business, A Novel Connection, in hopes of helping to #SupportIndieAuthors.

You can connect with her via the following Social Media channels:-

Facebook:- Author C. Penticoff (FB)

Twitter:- @c_penticoff (Twitter)

Websites:-

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Still want more? Well, in the fantasy genre, we all want to create worlds that captivate and stimulate the imagination and “Weathering the Wicked” does this in spades without any hesitation 🙂 For more articles on the theme of ‘Wonder’ then check out the links by my fellow blogging colleagues below:-

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15. Scott Andrew Bailey – Fury and Wonder
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23. wonder – Bad Poetry
24. Wonders of Writing – JJ’s Reviews and How Tos
25. Prompt- Wonder – dolphin519
26. Jalopy – Positively Un-broken
27. Delight and awe – cjinlv
28. I Wonder How I Never Listened Jimi Hendrix’s Recordings – The Health-Promoting Bandwagon
29. logicaldreams – Short Story: Have You Ever Wondered
30. Wonder: How Memory Pops Up, Coloring Perspective, Hope – Shelby’s Starlit Crossing
31. Post a Day – Write Hook Run
32. What If We Could Live To Be 1,000 years old? – Jen’s Life
33. That one time my dog caught a frog – Easy Reading
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36. I Wonder No More – Debbie Gravett
37. Awakening – Leigha Robbins
38. Chase – Just me musing
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41. Love Coach Laura Harju – Be a screen
42. flashlight batteries – Tough Exterior
43. Rail of my thoughts. – My expressions
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45. New Jersey Artist – Jacki Kellum
46. Childlike Delight – Debbie Gravett
47. Aurora Borealis – Sgeoil
48. How I became a famous blogger for a day – Quaint Revival
49. A Morning – Musings of a Minor’s Mind
50. The Land of Saints and Scholars – Fictionalism
51. Wonder – Sorry, It’s Just Me
52. Make Me a Mixed Tape – my own little corner … by jenni
53. Alive and Trekking – Wisdom begins in wonder
54. All in good time – The Chaos Within
55. Wonder III – Oh, border!
56. Winds of change – Candi’s Corner
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59. Tonkadella’s Things in Life – Wonder
60. Watched – Bridget Scrannage, Writer
61. The Road To Hana – By Sarah
62. Night Falls – By Sarah
63. Wonder II – Oh, border!
64. Losing the battle named survival of the fittest courtesy HORMONES! – My Murmured Whispers
65. Wonder – The Journey
66. Notes to Women – The Park
67. SMALL-TOWN GIRLS, MIDNIGHT TRAINS – Countdown to a Dream
68. Wonderful Wanderer. – Krafting Thoughts
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70. Seasons – UNVGW
71. Wonder is the key – Every once in a while
72. Wondrous – Around the World
73. And Yet, – Ink Soaked Soul – Megha Bhartiya
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75. Standing with Faith – Flores Adoption Adventures
76. The Home Of DJ Sung Mo Koo – The Man And The Road
77. Senryu : wonder – Cactus Haiku
78. I’ve been Prompted! Wonder – Marilyn Bates Creates
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80. Wonder is a Wondrous Thing – Love Infusion Personal Freedom
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82. LiFe is WoNdEr, NaTuRe is Wonderful – FeelPurple
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85. Wonder – Oh, border!
86. Wonder – wordsareallihavesite
87. Wonder – Stone Soup & Daily Bread
88. Ink Paths – Wonders Everyday
89. The Wonder of Playing Through the Pain – My Crazy Graced Life
90. Wonder? – Therapy Bits
91. Enough Time – Writer’s block
92. juantetcts – Daily Post/Wonder
93. No Wonder – The Examined Life
94. yi-ching lin photography – money yes
95. I Wonder…WRighTing My Life…
96. Today I Wondered – Aw Diddums
97. Symphony of Summer – coolpeppermint
98. Second Chances and Fairy Tales, True Loves Will – The Perfectly Imperfect Bunch
99. Travel: The Elements That Matter… – Nomadchasingwaterfalls
100. buttons-n-things – Time to take things slower
101. The Wonders of Travel… – Success Strategies
102. WONDER – Real Life, Creative & Unscripted
103. The Hockey Mom Fit Life – Wonder Pig
104. WONDER – Spoken Word Poetry, Art & Haiku in fun mini series…New York City.
105. Blur – I am a paradox.
106. A strong woman – Musings
107. I Wonder – Life is a Journey
108. Develop Your Ability to Wonder – The Blog of Josh Lugo
109. Some Things That Make Me Wonder – Rudy’s Ruminations
110. For Matthew – Vox Humbug
111. Moonlight Reflections – I Wonder…..
112. bethlovesblue – I Offer This Toast!
113. Good Things – The Psalmist
114. Proscenium – What’s for Dinner – DWP (Wonder)
115. thoughts and entanglements – Sneak & Night
116. Balabanova All Over – How to Choose a Guidebook
117. DJ Ranch – I WONDER…Should I Stay or Should I Go
118. Seven Wonders for Pharma-bro – A lot from Lydia
119. punctuation vacation ends with a question – a nomad in cyberspace
120. Light Words – Wondering Which Way To Wander
121. Child’s Eyes – CrunchyMamaRoll
122. Wonder Of Change – wilde.woven.words
123. Giggles & Tales – The Daily Prompt – Wonder!
124. Star Of Wonder – A Unique Title For Me
125. My Therapist Said… – KerDoodle Village
126. Wordplay – Family Matters
127. Just the three of us – Yubliz
128. The Wonder – Ray’s Story
129. Frank Prem – friends parting
130. “I Wonder if She Knows How Much I Extra Absolutely So Complete and Sweetly Love Her” – Papaya Darling
131. Random thoughts of a transient being
132. when a visit is …. – Seventeen Syllable Poetry
133. abuse: a kind of tradition – Seventeen Syllable Poetry
134. Wonder and awe in your own backyard – naturessence
135. I Wonder – The Long and Short Stories of Life
136. Beverly Hills: Telling a story via Pictures – ITOJA
137. Wonder – Teacherpants
138. Friday = Art – Bonnie Kelso & Creating Your Experience
139. Night Owl Poetry – Magic of Twilight ~ #haiku
140. The View From My Window – Wonderment
141. Margret’s Life Journey! – Wonder
142. Rock Hard: Working Out The Details – Redux Of Rex
143. Wonder – The Inkwell
144. Story of our first successfully flaky pie crust WPC – From My Lofty Hill
145. Dear woman II, – Hope Chilinda
146. like2read – read poems and lyrics to famous songs
147. Dear woman, – Hope Chilinda
148. Who I am – The Daily Prompt/One Word Prompt
149. bethlovesblue – Wonder. One More Small Thought About Anchorage
150. Ember – Memoirs of Alexander
151. In(between) Dreams – Wonder on
152. Weaponisation words – Finding Ikigai
153. What Rhymes with Stanza? – Wonder
154. Twenty Four – wonder
155. Nan’s Farm-Inside Out – Diversity
156. Blackwood’s Oath – A Poem by Ashosh Ma’al – Lionelson N.Y.
157. A Rich Cultural Heritage – travel387
158. The Story of a Wonderful Voyage – travel387
159. Handcrafted by Him and Nurtured by Nature – Blase’
160. Possessions and Marking Ownership – Walk the Goats
161. Spring Break Shenanigans – The Way Within
162. Wallie’s Wentletrap – Pollye Pye-Ratt
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165. Broken – Live Like It Matters
166. The Wonder of Finally Love – Help from Heaven
167. bogpan – Grand Waltz Brilliant
168. WONDER – Nano Stories
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170. Fitness Defined – The Spirit of Fitness
171. Ponder and Wonder! – The aspiring, we
172. Wonder is a Verb – Art Practitioner
173. Bitcoin under $11,000 again; Ripple under 92 cents; Newsflash: Bitcoin went under $9000 late on 9 March NZT – Word Play … Poetry in Progress
174. Shail’s Nest – The falls
175. The Eye of a Thieving Magpie – Looks like fun until….
176. Just Having Fun – Jury Duty Duty
177. Na’ama Yehuda – Wonder On
178. Friday Fun with Paper Quilling – Curious Cat
179. 50 By 60 – Friday Five: Mucinex edition
180. Wonder is not a True Word! – writelee.com
181. YOU’LL WONDER WHERE THE YELLOW WENT … – SERENDIPITY
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183. writelee.com Publishes a Poem on The Drabble! – writelee.com
184. The Only World Wonder – True Christian Bible Study
185. As the night sky gleams – Unwritten Cosmos
186. Over OTS (Overtraining Syndrome) – Peter’s Running Blog
187. Denny and Helen – writelee.com
188. Wonder? – THEGIRLVERSUSWORLD
189. Hearts Full of Wonder – Divine Contemplations
190. Stopdraggingthepanda – The Best of Last Year’s Late Summer Bromides.
191. #Haibun – I Wonder – Sharing With Others – Est. 11-15-2017
192. Wonderful Potential – aroused
193. Wonder – Covert Novelist
194. Do you really? – DatOneLady
195. Gathering string – Wells Baum
196. Teju Cole on the flood of images in a mobile-first world – Wells Baum
197. mylocalweb – our CAMC
198. Earthly Brain – Beaten and cheated
199. wilde.woven.words
200. Flowers and Breezes – Wonder
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202. Blogged With Words – The Wonder of Life
203. Time To Renegotiate – This, That, and The Other
204. The Psych ER – March 2018 – Bipolar Barb
205. Wonder – OneAndNone
206. The 106 walkers – Don’t hold your breath
207. Kevin Joseph – We Still Wonder. Right?
208. How to improve your productivity (without thinking about it) – Pearls Global Impact
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210. Wallie’s Wentletrap – Space Divide
211. Musings of a Random Mind – Sometimes I Wonder
212. “Don’t Look at Me!” Social Anxiety and Me – Autism in Our Nest
213. Wonder – Daily Prompt – Ladyleemanila
214. Besties – KerDoodle Village
215. Daily Post #1 – Sunshine Bliss – Wonder
216. Book Blogger Hop: Dost Thou Love Retellings? – Bernard’s Book Blog
217. The Cat Chronicles – Daily Feline Prompt: Wonder Feline
218. the political wonder – Seventeen Syllable Poetry
219. Wonders of Wonder – damswriter
220. Frank Prem – predator
221. paeansunpluggedblog – Wonder
222. Why Do I Blog – Part Two – The Spirit of Something
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224. undecisive… – And so it goes…
225. Wonder – Prompt and Circumstance
226. An Impotent Letter – The Tantrums of Silence
227. I Wonder What’s Next in Life – TETELESTAI
228. Frank Prem – identification
229. Frank Prem – normal wonder
230. Innocent eyes – An inappropriate proposal
231. The Wonder of Complete Peace – Actualizing Spirit
232. Miss Pelican’s Perch – Peering at the World through Cat’s Eyes
233. Grateful Single Moms – Wonder
234. Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss – Wonder
235. The Wonders of Sichuan – Journeys of Len
236. Collective mandala – The Reckoning
237. Light Motifs II – Chasing Sunsets
238. the15thday – pawn. a(n) haiku
239. Wonder – A Curious Hermit
240. The Wonder of Child – BONSALLES ART
241. To the Wonder – themanbehindtheglass
242. Does writing excuse watching? – wonder
243. Kansas City – shllyn
244. Like A Moth – Zeckrombryan
245. THEY Took MY Breath Away – emotionsoflife2016
246. Wondering About Wonder – The Passwo** is: “Password”
247. Artificial Wonder – Fingers to Sky
248. Charron’s Chatter – Chuck and Butt
249. Sandmanjazz – The Wonder Years
250. Wondrous wonder – GETSETWRITE
251. Rom-Com Week! “Away We Go” is the Better Love Story after the Love Story – Normal Happenings
252. Day 7: Wonder and the Fight Against Depression – Up the Down Turn
253. Gavin Whyte – Wonder (A Poem)
254. Had it been… – lifeisgood
255. Women’s Day (A Day Late) – Our Beautiful Lies
256. ReBlog Duet Cut & Paste Extravaganza! (Pt. 4) – The Ceaseless Reader Writes
257. Wonder – The Eggcorn
258. The one – Unoriginal (love) noteS
259. Do you wonder? – The Reckoning
260. Mountains (with Maps!) – I’m a Writer, Yes, I Am!
261. thelonerose – I WONDER…
262. theempathyqueen – It is a Happiness to Wonder
263. Stop Telling Stories! Wait, what? – Rhetoric Askew
264. It’s All in Finding the Right Words – I Wonder
265. Purple Sunset – The Thoughts Keeper
266. THE FIRST TIME – lovenlosses
267. What’s in the box? – One day at a time
268. Word Prompt: Wonder – Confessions Of An Irish Procrastinator
269. pensitivity101 – Wonder : Daily Post Prompt 9th March 2018
270. This life is a wonder…/Suzhalgal
271. All the things he may not know – Teresa Berkowitz
272. My five top wonders of the world. – The Grey Traveller
273. wonder/1 senryu, 1 haiku – 25more
274. Wonder – Liz Charnes
275. Sacrificial Chain Breaker – MIRRORED PERCEPTIONS
276. Wandering in Wonder – Tales from the mind of Kristian
277. hedges – jotNrot
278. Strange Places: Brooklyn Botanic Garden – Everyday Strange
279. Haiku: A Loving Guide – whippetwisdom.com
280. tango me #poetry – Short Prose
281. Success Inspirers World – Wonder
282. Relax – It’s no wonder..
283. Some Food For Thought – In a world like this
284. Opening Night – koolest1uknow
285. It’s a Wonderful life – Train Of Thoughts
286. Newsletter: Strong opinions, loosely held – Wells Baum
287. In awe and wonder… – Melony Patch
288. I WONDER! – Poetry talks
289. Me and my life with mental health – Wonder
290. zeinswords – #Wonder
291. Naikanlens – Spirit of wonder
292. Paul Cox Writer – Have You Ever Wondered
293. Impractical Advice – Getting Started with Airtable
294. Pain – positive guider
295. { Wonder } – My Word Soup
296. Wonder – Spiritual Fruit Without Religion
297. Live life; make meaning. – runners
298. New Character – The Mind of Nox
299. lifelessons – a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown – Night Journeys
300. Supplication – Megha’s World
301. Six-word story: Wonder – writingiswonderful
302. Imagination – M.S Poetry
303. Me Otherwise – Tell Tale- By Jeffrey Archer
304. A life well lived
305. wonder. – the self-titled blog.
306. Authentically 50 ~ Embracing Life’s Changes – Grace and Frankie
307. KO Rural Mad As Hell Blog – black and blue and gold
308. constant VARIABLE – Wonder
309. ….on pets and prisoners….. – daily prompt: wonder
310. MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO – Wonder
311. Wonder why – Virtual Veyot
312. KO Rural Mad As Hell Blog – light and color
313. Wandering wonder – Ta An Speaks
314. Designer Sophisticate – An embarrassment of riches.
315. To Have – Sanctus Monstrum
316. Sean Hogan – The Urban Playground
317. Cimmerian Sentiment – It’s Finally Friday – Part 22 – Haven (NSFW)
318. Full – Ta An Speaks
319. The Christian Crocheter – Movie Review of Wonder!
320. Scarecrow – Ta An Speaks
321. Africa – O.D.