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Grimbold Interview!
My Grimbold Books interview is up on the Jackson Tango today. Check it out:https://thejacksontango.wordpress.com/2018/05/13/author-spotlight-lindsey-duncan-author-of-scylla-and-charybdis/
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Wednesday Wanderings
So just for fun, here’s a little peek into the circuitous methods my brain undergoes while coming up with a story idea I want to write. Mind that this one isn’t complete; I haven’t sketched out the plot yet, which I do for short stories so they d…
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Song Styles
Last snippet from my Scylla and Charybdis playlist for now, also from the inimitable Kirsty MacColl. This is a general feel and theme song, and while it may not match in details, I thought it was fitting for a society in the wake of a great …
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Wednesday Wanderings: Hiraeth
Obviously, Scylla and Charybdis is full of exotic names and words, from planets and cities – though many of those are based in Earth mythology – to technological devices and the mysterious alien Derithe. But there is one term in particular that comes from our world and runs through the novel: hiraeth.Hiraeth is a…
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Song Styles
Anaea’s world changes irrevocably within the first few chapters of Scylla and Charybdis, and though she has allies (as well as enemies), she is the only one who can save herself.I have a few theme songs on this topic – I’ve already linked to Fire …
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Tour Stop: The Games People Play
Sarah Jane Higbee hosts me today, talking about games and entertainment … of the fictional variety, that is. Check it out: https://sjhigbee.wordpress.com/2018/04/28/guest-post-lindsey-duncan-discussing-how-she-developed-entertainment…



