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email: wendymsr[at]gmail.com
Blog: wendysrusso[dot]blogspot[dot]com
Twitter: [at]wendysrusso

I'm married with a young son. I spend my days listening to Apocalyptica, Dream Theater, the Glee Soundtrack, and Taylor Swift...sometimes all together in a random list...while manning a keyboard but regrettably NOT writing.

I am currently seeking representation/publication for January Black.

My new Authonomy approach is as follows:

I do not back blindly. Everything goes straight to my Wish List. If I put you on my shelf, then I've read at least 1 chapter.

Most of my free time is dedicated to workshopping with other writers. I also have a husband, a kid, and a day job with an hour long commute. I don't spend a lot of time on Authonomy.

I like comments. I like backings too, but I if given a choice between a comment or a back and I could only choose one, I would take the comment. The Editor's Desk is not a goal at this point in time.

favourite books

Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson
Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco
The Bourne Trilogy by Robert Ludlum
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

Authonomy Books
Fidelity by Benjamin Dancer
The Forever Girl by Rebecca Hamilton
Head Games by Kevin Alex Baker
Seraphina~Against the Darkness by Lynn Kelly

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Circle of the Butterfly

Wendy Russo

When Jiade`Xin Disarah takes her own life, the world is faced with a dark, hopeless future at the hands of an abomination.


Twenty-five years ago, rogue oracle Liasneh Yan-Tay, delivered the body of a child, laid to rest in a box with live butterflies, to her archrival Colette Yannah as a birthday present. The girl, born with the sacred symbol “Tay” on her neck, is the fourth such child to be slain by the Oracle’s Hand in Liasneh’s defiance of the gods, and her death heralds another 1000 years of brutality in Dimar.

Unknown to both Liasneh and Colette, the Tay child was a decoy. As the Oracle’s Hand broke into her house, her mother hid her twin sister in a compartment of the bedroom wardrobe.

Raised by two Shayachanan knights and a wayward prince, Jiade`Xin grows up to become Liu`Shayiot, Virgin Knight, a warrior with supernatural gifts elect to the station of oracle. But as war with Liasneh looms, Jiade rescinds her vow of chastity and takes her own life, leaving her friends bewildered, her family distraught, and their world certain that hope is lost.

But, there are signs that the gods aren’t done yet.

'Circle of the Butterfly' is complete at 213,246 words. Only the Prologue and first chapter have been uploaded.

 

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Andrew Hughes wrote 10 days ago

Hi Wendy, “Informers and blackmailers, phrenologists and dissectio....

Davidmauriceware wrote 28 days ago

Could I encourage you to lend me your support for the next couple of ....

patio wrote 34 days ago

I write with greetings and invitation to read a chapter or more of my....

Adeel wrote 51 days ago

Dear Wendy I will be thankful to you if you can render me your suppor....

Ron Mitchell wrote 53 days ago

I've added your new book to my watchlist for a future read. Best of l....

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I wrote 230 days ago

You are a very good writer. Not really my genre, but I am a fan of ritual and scripture. I read chapters 1, 2, and 9. I thought the opening scene was done very well, as were the transitions in and out of dream state. I'm giving you 6 stars. --Wendy January Black. view book

I wrote 275 days ago

Brian, I've read the prologue and the first chapter. First, I really like your narrative style in the prologue...its very clean. You packed so much life into the scene. The only problem that I have is with Moni's narration in the first chapter. I think you may be revealing too much too soon...mi... view book

I wrote 289 days ago

I am agnostic, but I was raised Mormon. My leaving the church however had more to do with me than with them. I have many Mormon friends that I still love and respect and they have never once tried to pull me back in. They dont criticise my life. They dont ask me to behave differently around them. ... view book

I wrote 551 days ago

Andy, I like your style, and I LOVED the delicate treatment of Ryan's interactions with Pema. It is so easy for a westerner to forget that customs vary on the nightside of the globe, and the attention to this tells us as much about Ryan as it does about Nepal. He says that he loves Kathmandu...Pe... view book

I wrote 567 days ago

I like the scene much better with sound :) good job! Wendy January Black view book

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