I’m Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene and I write fantasy fiction. This blog is mostly limited to writing and related topics. It began as part of my “grand experiment” in indie publishing.
Though I wasn’t born there, I was enchanted by the desert southwest of the USA when I moved there. Now a resident of a major east coast city, I long to return to those enchanting lands.
When did I start serious writing? I had always devoured fantasy novels of every type. Then one day there was no new book at hand for reading — so I decided to write one. And I haven’t stopped writing since.
My work is colored by experiences of my early life in the southern states and later in the southwest. Major influences include Agatha Christie, Terry Brooks, David Eddings, Robert Jordan, and Charlaine Harris.
Most often I write in the fantasy genre, but I also write 1920s mysteries and Steampunk. This blog, “Teagan’s Books” also features serial stories spontaneously written according to “things” from viewers.
Browse around and enjoy yourself.
Hugs,
Teagan
Page updated August 22, 2017
Copyright 2012 – 2017 Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene. All rights reserved.
I love Agatha Christie and Terry Brooks! Love your blog. Teagan. Well done with your writing!
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Thank you, Kev. That means a lot to me.
I’m glad you share your music (in addition to your writing) on your blog. My current serial (Brother Love) seems to bring out the imp in me. With the first episode I shared a sound bite, with me doing an impromptu (and very poorly recorded) narration. The inner imp emerged again for Chapter 7, coming up on Saturday, and I did it again… (eye roll). Hugs!
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I’ll have to check that out!
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LOL. It’s just me having fun and throwing caution to the wind. Cheers.
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I’ll catch up on the whole series as soon as I’m caught up with other things.
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So lovely to meet you 🙂
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Welcome, Tandy. Many thanks for visiting. Hugs!
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Huge thanks for the feature, Rob!
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@”Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene – European roots and origins… but where does “Geneviene” come from? – as Geneviève is so French! 🙂
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Welcome Melanie. Somehow I knew you would have that question. Half my ancestors were Scottish. I had found a Gaelic translation for Geneviene, though I knew it must essentially be French… And the Celts were in France… Apparently France visited Scotland or Scotland visited France! The connection is so very long ago that I have not uncovered it. Thank you for visiting. Hugs!
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Hi Teagan, get well! WTF is a “sinus-allergy”? Wish you a sunny weekend (for resurrection purposes). 😉 Michael
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Hi Michael. Sometimes they call allergies to pollen and other things that are breathed-in “sinus allergies.” (Rather than food allergies, bee sting allergies, medicine, etc.) I just meant that I am having very bad sinus pressure and drainage, and the assortment of symptoms that go with pollen.
Thank you for your good wishes, and for taking time to visit. Huge hugs! 🙂
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Thank you for the explaination. Get well, we wont share you with the pollen. 😉
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so glad I stumbled here. your Aspen looked like my departed dear Sheba. hoping they’re in cat heaven together 🙂
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Welcome Daal. Thank you for your kind words. Hugs.
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Thank you so very much for posting a review of The Three Things Serial Story, Colleen! Have a thriving Thursday. Mega hugs!
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You have been blogging almost as long as I have. How refreshing to find someone who writes stories and fantasy fiction (instead of cooking like me). I will have to look at your writings more closely.
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I just ordered Atonement, Tennessee from Amazon – I will be anxious to read it once the weather turns cooler and I spend more time reading.
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Hi Judi. I’m so honored that you bought my novel. It’s meant to be a fun read, magical and suspenseful I hope.
Here at the blog you’ll find interviews with some of the characters and other things I’ve done about the fictional town of Atonement. None of which should be spoilers.
Thank you so very much. Huge hugs.
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Welcome Judi! I’m delighted you enjoyed your visit. I certainly enjoyed your blog. I’m not much of a cook any more, but I admire you chef/bloggers.
I especially enjoy when cooks visit. You’ll see at the top of the page, buttons for homepages for some of the serials I did. Two of them are culinary mysteries. Thanks so much for taking time to comment. Sending hugs.
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The Dead of Winter sounds very intriguing! 😉
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Hi Kev. Thanks! It’s so huge, I don’t know when I’ll ever get to editing it. But I have daydreams of it becoming an anime series. 😀 Hugs!
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You could try setting aside twenty mins each dy just for jotting your books! Lol… Should follow my own advice! 😀
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Ha! I have an hour for that — I get up around 4:15… but I always end up using up the hour blogging… Great idea, Kev — I’m just a bad case. 😉 More hugs.
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Lol… I can relate, somewhat. 😀
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Thanks so much for visiting and following 🙂 Looking forward to reading your posts.
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Welcome Cathy! Absolutely. Have a wonder-filled Wednesday. Hugs!
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Hi Teagen. Thank you for visiting and following HoB. Much appreciated!
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Welcome to my sanctuary, Herman. Your blog is delightful. Hugs.
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Hi Teagan! What a fun blog! I shall stick around and explore. Marina
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Welcome Marina! I’m glad you enjoyed your visit here. Thanks very much for reading and commenting. Hugs!
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Teagan, thinking of you on this snowy weekend-hoping you are safe and warm and creatively writing given the weather there! Big Hugs, Cheryl xo
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Thank you Cheryl. It warms my heart that you’d think of me. Crystal and I are tucked in safe and sound with my electric throw. (Crossing fingers that the power stays on.) I had just gotten my biweekly grocery order a couple of hours before this started, so we’re set. 😀 Mega hugs!
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Yes must keep electric on for all! Glad you are loaded up on groceries-hot foods are best in snowy, cold weather. Big hugs!!
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I’m so sorry you lost Aspen. 😦 I lost my beloved Chelsea three weeks ago.
On a lighter note, I am going to follow your blog, and be back to visit as time permits. It seems we have some commonalities, Tegan. 🙂
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Oh no, Mary Cathleen. I’m so sorry about Chelsea. No wonder you were so worried about “Moon” maybe being outside.
(Aspen happened in a very, very bad, tragic way. I blame myself as much as the greedy incompetent vet. I haven’t gotten over that loss yet, and maybe never will.)
I’m delighted to welcome you to Teagan’s Books. Wishing us all joy in the year to come. Hugs.
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I like the way you write about food. It reminds me of that marvellous book ” Like Water for Chocolate” I suppose Mexico is not that far from the South. I like the guest post you did about the peppers!
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Welcome Lucie! Thanks so much. I’m pleased that you liked the Pepper Story. Well, New Mexico is on the southern most tier of states. However, the culture and climate are very different from what’s known as the “deep south” — what people typically mean with the term “southern.” It’s also many hundreds of miles away in distance. Wishing you a wonder-filled week. Huge hugs!
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Teagan, first off, I’m totally taken with your name–so beautiful. And I’m taken with the title “Atonement, Tennessee.” You see 32 years ago I left my birthplace, Nashville, TN, and headed to the Pacific NW. I miss some things in TN, but love it here in Portland.
Lastly, thanks for stopping by my blog and reading my review of Conflicted Hearts. I appreciate readers, and I hope you’ll return.
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Welcome Sherrey — and thank you so much! I lived in Nashville for quite a few years. Tennessee is a beautiful state, rich in history. However, throughout my adult life I felt a longing to go westward. I got as far as New Mexico, and I was like a John Denver song — coming home to a place I’d never been before. I would love to be in Portland or anywhere west coast or southwest. So I definitely understand what you’re saying. I enjoyed your lovely blog, and I’m delighted that you repaid the visit. Hope to see you often. Hugs!
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Hi Teagan as I am visiting your blog (finally) for the first time and here I missed your Birthday. Land sakes Belated Birthday wishes to you and many more. Cheryl
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Welcome Cheryl — and thank you so much! I enjoy the timing of my birthday–so close to Independence Day that I take the excuse to celebrate clear through the holiday. 😀 I’m delighted that you visited and hope to see you again. Hugs!
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A very good reason to continue the celebration! We of course ate way too much yesterday. The fireworks were terrific and today I am cleaning up! See you again soon!
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Happy Birthday! 🙂
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What a nice surprise, Edwina. Thank you so much! 🙂
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I hope you have a lovely day 🙂
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Happy birthday Teagan and I hope that this is the year that you get all that you wish for.. hugs XXS
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Dear Sally — you are such a kind generous person. Thank you for thinking of me! ❤ 🙂
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Family Teagan.. XXhugs
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❤ ❤ 🙂 😀
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sorry to know about Aspen! RIP little girl!
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Thank you for your kindness, Trisha.
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Pleasure to meet you.
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The pleasure’s mine, GP. Thanks for visiting and have a beautiful week. 🙂
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decent Kitten
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So sorry for your loss, Teagan. RIP, sweet boy.
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Thank you Inese. I guess i’m not finished grieving yet… Huge hugs.
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Hugs and love!
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Thank you Eloise. Sharing coffee with you and “the usual crowd” was the highlight of my Monday. Hugs!
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So sorry for your loss of a dear companion. There are no words, just a deep sense of loss that needs no explanation. Take care and please accept this hug for your pain and loss and a prayer for peace of mind.
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Thank you for these kind and insightful words, Daniel. The circumstances made it particularly hard. Hugs.
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I’m so sorry about Aspen, Teagan. How well do I know that loss. Take time, my friend. Give Crystal plenty of hugs and attention. I’m thinking of you both.
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Thank you Deb. We’re both very sad. Yes… i know you understand all too well. Crystal i doing better than i feared, but with her Inflammatory Bowel Disease… Now the slightest change is upsetting to her. Especially in the mornings, when we have such a routine and it is different simply because her “big brother” isn’t there… Hugs.
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It’ll take a while for Crystal — and of course, you — to adjust, but time is the great healer. For us, Millie was in such bad shape at the end, her passing was really a blessing. I don’t how it was for Aspen, but sometimes there is a peace that prevails at the end. Our deepest sympathies — keeping you both in our thoughts today.
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RIP sweet Aspen, you are constantly in my thoughts.
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Thank you Suzanne (and Nando), so much. I think of your Izzy often too. Hugs.
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Thank you Olga. That means a lot. Hugs.
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Thinking of you.
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You can read this comment later, Teagan, when you’re feeling more up to it.
I’m so sorry about your loss. Losing a friend, furry or non-furry feels like being stabbed in the heart and the loss seems like it will never lessen, but it will. Aspen was loved and will always be in your heart, always. Big hugs. 🙂
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Thank you Donna. I know your own heart was “stabbed” in a terrible way, and all too recently. Your kindness is amazing. Hugs back to you. 🙂
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Maybe the stabs are just a way of finding more room for the ones we lose and those that come into our lives after. 🙂
Be strong, sweetie. Massive hugs, Donna xo
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Thanks for the follow…I am a great fan of fantasy novels…hope I would read yours soon and give a review 🙂
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I hope you enjoyed your visit to “Teagan’s Books” — I try to keep everyone entertained. Hugs! 🙂
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Thanks Kev. And they are great at “helping” too! 🐱
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Very well done and you too have beautiful cats to help you along. 🙂
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Glad you have accepted the bouquet Teagan and they don’t need watering…. I will look forward to everyone’s contributions and sit back and enjoy… love and hugs too.
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You are so very kind Sally. The bouquet is a lovely idea and i accept it with gratitude.
With each episode of the serial i feature the person who sent the things/ingredients. So if there is anything particular you want me to mention or include as a commentary from you, please let me know. There is time yet.
Love & hugs!
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Hi Teagan, I will settle down after lunch and read the new episode… looks great. I have nominated you for an award for all your kindness and caring but all my awards come with a bouquet of flowers which those who wish are free to accept instead. In either case it is a small gesture from me to recognise your care and kindness and contribution to my life and my blog. Hugs and ♥ Sally https://smorgasbordinvitation.wordpress.com/2015/01/17/the-award-season-continues-with-the-the-hearts-as-one-drum-beat-award/
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Teagan, I’ve been following you for some time now and I love your fantasy fiction! Not sure how you feel about participating in writing projects, but I’d love for you to participate in A “Tour Through Blogland,” also known as “The Virtual Blog Tour Award.” It involves only answering 4 questions about your creative writing process and then to invite up to 4 other bloggers to participate. There is an article (blog) that you can include in the same post where you’ve answered the questions. It can be a short paragraph about writing,reading or the start of 2015 for you in your writing career. I’m publishing my post about this on Monday 1/19. You can tell me when you would like to publish your post depending on your time to do this. It would be an advantage for other writers to read about your experience and expertise in the writing process. All Best, Christine
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Hi Teagan!
Thanks for stopping by my blog! I’m glad I found yours. Started reading Three Things Serial Home and got instantly hooked on your writing. I’ll be stopping by frequently 🙂
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I am absolutely delighted! Brows around and enjoy. Be sure to come back when the new serial begins. I write them each weekend.
Your blog is lovely. I enjoyed the goat story. 😀 Hugs!
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I truly enjoy reading your writings. Very interesting, ill be checking in to see new works! Very enjoyable, keep at it girl!!
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Thanks so very much, Constance. I’m tickled that you dropped in for a visit. Hugs!
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Hi Teagan, I think your site’s got beautiful design and such interesting pieces, so I’m following! 🙂
I really enjoy your posts and look forward to your next.
Feel free to check out my writing about publishing: publishinginsights.org
Sherry
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Thanks so much, Sherry. I’m delighted that you enjoy my blog and stories. Hugs!
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Thank you for dropping by Malcolm’s Corner.
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Welcome to Teagan’s Books, Malcom. I hope you enjoyed your visit. Wishing you a marvelous Monday.
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Hello T
I know you are a longterm friend of Rand yet we haven’t officially met.
Here in Texas we have Red Tail hawks and provide me with hours of fascination. We have been blessed the past for years by a family calling our birdbath a regular stop in their day. This year the baby came, I stand in the kitchen and watch for as long as I can stand. I named the dad Hawkie, all have Hawkie in their name.
Have a great week and Thanksgiving. 🙂
M
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Melinda/Warrior welcome to Teagan’s Books! It is so nice to get to know you better. My imagination took flight (after my jaw finished dropping!) when you described your backyard hawks. How wonderful! I appreciate you commenting. Huge hugs!
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Hi T
I look forward to see what you having going on at the site. With my memory, a condensed review is ll I need right now.
Have a great day.
M
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You’re welcome, CE. I enjoyed my visit. Thanks for stopping to comment. Look forward to seeing you again soon. Hugs! 😀
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Thank you for visiting my blog site. Now I can visit yours. Look forward to reading more of your writing! There’s a lot of good things to read!
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That’s very generous of you, David. Hugs!
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I am impressed! What a clever idea (the 3-ingredients (serial home). I can’t wait to read more. How long have you been working on various book projects?
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Hi Stacey — i’m so glad you stopped to comment. I’m also quite flattered! 😀
Of the writing projects that are either on the drawing board, or released… about five years, beginning with the epic The Dead of Winter. I’m still not ready to let that one go yet. (Shrugs… it’s a writer thing.)
For the past two years i’ve participated in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). You write a draft novel (and i do mean DRAFT) in 30 days. That’s been helpful to get me to finish things, when all my energy goes to my 9 to 5 job.
So “Atonement, Tennessee” was drafted during NaNoWriMo 2012 and published about a year later. I had a story for WriMo 2013, but finishing it is a more complicated effort. I hope to do one this November that i can finish quickly.
I hope you’ll visit often. Hugs!
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Hi Teagan, you are a very talented writer, well done on all that you have achieved so far. Thank you for stopping by my blog, it’s a pleasure to find yours.
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Hi Jean. Thanks so very much for taking a moment to comment. Big hugs!
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Hi Teagan…Thanks a ton for stopping by my blog and commenting…great to know that you are a writer. I have actually done some freelance copy editing and proofreading some time back. Reading about manuscripts and stuff on your blog takes me back to those days…:-)
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I’m delighted that you came for a visit and stopped to comment. You’re welcome any time.
Also, your blog really is lovely. 🙂
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Wishing you sunshine-super hugs, Jackie.
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Thanks so much for visiting my blog and sharing your thoughts. I appreciate it very much. 🙂
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Oh what a great surprise! Thank you for reading the book, CB. I’m so honored whenever anyone reads it. I really need to put effort into book 2 (lots of notes, but not a lot of writing yet), and you’ve just encouraged me. 🙂
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Hi Teagan, Just wanted to say that I am half way through Atonement, Tennesse and think your writing is brilliant. All the best, CB
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Hi Shelley,
You’re so kind to go to that much trouble. I just double checked, and comments are “enabled.” However, I’m glad you asked, because this might help many new readers.
*Homepages*
However… If you are on either serial homepage [Three Things, or Three Ingredients homepages]. Unfortunately, you’ll have to scroll way, way, way… way down to get to the comment area. And then down past all the ping-backs and comments. Then you’ll find “Leave a Reply” or comment [I’m not sure which word it uses from the reader’s computer].
*Each Episode*
Naturally commenting on an individual episode doesn’t take as much scrolling. But click on the “title bar” [shaded area located below my banner with the little houses, and above the episode introduction] – that lets you into the episode. Then you can scroll to the end and comment.
That will be my next technical project – learning how to ask for the comments at the top of the page, rather than the end.
*More Details for One and All*
I made a homepage for each serial, since episodes are only published weekly – and they go on for months. At the homepages I only paste the story content.
If you want to read the intros and promo bits for other bloggers, go to individual episodes. Find them on the right sidebar and scroll down to “Three Things” or “Three Ingredients” as you prefer. Click your choice for the episodes complete with introductions. These will appear by order of most recent publication.
I hope this was helpful to everyone.
teagan
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Absolutely enjoy your blog. I look forward to spending some time here. Thank you for visiting me at Willy Nilly and allowing me to return the visit to find such fun in reading.
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Willy Nilly, I consider that high praise after reading your work!
The “interactive” serial stories are meant to be pure fun, not great literature or technically correct.
I hope you’ll come back and leave “3 ingredients” for a future episode.
Hugs,
teagan
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Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and for the like! You’re welcome any time.
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Thanks for returning the visit, Anne-Maire.
Cheers!
teagan
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Hi – thank you for checking out my blog and liking my post! As a new blogger, I love that. Of course, I went to your site and after about a half hour I realized how easily I can get lost in your delicious writings. So I’ve followed you and will come back later tonight to read more. 🙂
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You’re so very welcome, JA — and thank you as well! I enjoyed the DIY tips at your blog. Keep on blogging! 🙂
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Hi Teagan, Thank you for stopping by my blog and for your comment. As a new blogger I found it encouraging. I have enjoyed reading different sections of your blog and will continue to do so. All the best, CB
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Thank you CB. That means a lot to me. I’d have never known you were a beginner blogger. 🙂
Feel free to leave a comment on any episode of the “Three Ingredients” episodes, with 3 food-related things (remember it’s a 1920’s timeframe) and I’ll make a future episode about them (and feature your blog).
Hugs,
teagan
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Nice writings, thanks for liking my blog
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Thank you Mazhar and thanks for visiting. I hope everyone will take a look at the lovely birds on your blog: http://beautifullbirds.wordpress.com/2014/03/14/fisher-blue-pasnatablack-head/comment-page-1/#comment-1
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Oh my goodness — thank you, Moira!
Hugs,
teagan
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Love the new pic, Teagan!
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Thanks so much for visiting my blog! I appreciate it very much. 😀
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It was my pleasure to read your blog, Jackie! Thanks for returning the favor.
Cheers,
teagan
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Hi Carol. Thank you so much. Your blog truly is beautiful!
I appreciate the encouraging words. My debut novel “Atonement, Tennessee” is available through Amazon, and Barnes & Noble’s Nook. (http://www.amazon.com/Teagan-Riordain-Geneviene/e/B00HHDXHVM, and http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/atonement-tennessee?keyword=atonement+tennessee&store=nookstore&iehack=%E2%98%A0 )
If all goes well, I’ll post a little extra “Atonement” short story for Valentine’s Day. So stay tuned!
I’m so glad you stopped to comment.
Hugs,
teagan
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I’m excited for your. Please let us know when your hard work comes to fruition. Thank you for liking my recent post. Keep in touch!
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Moira that’s so kind of you! I guess between the two of us [or our blogs] we create a balance then – because I don’t see myself as a cook or knowledgeable about foods. So “The Three Ingredients” serial was me rising to a challenge that I truly didn’t know if I could handle!
As for stories, I find that it’s more about my “head being in the right place” than time, inspiration, or motivation. And then sometimes there’s that indefinable something… I had a short story for which I made notes, but just couldn’t get it to come together to put it to paper. That idea hung around in the back of my mind for several YEARS. Then one day I was wishing I could send a Valentines gift to all my far away friends. Suddenly Valentine’s Day became the setting, and I wrote the story in one sitting. Many years later I still think it’s my best short story. “Chocolate with Death” https://teagansbooks.wordpress.com/2013/02/13/a-valentine-for-you/
I hope you’ll come back and leave 3 ingredients.
teagan
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Thank you for liking my recent posting on farinata (chick-pea crepes) and for visiting my site. I’m very impressed that you write novels. I have the start and completed plot-line to a short story I’ve been meaning to write, but can’t seem to find the (right type of) time to work on it. Congratulations, and keep up the good work!
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Hi Thank you that’s very nice ok how about garlic, Crepes, soufflé.:) Is that ok? Also I collect recipes can I copy yours on your blog?. I like your stories . .Ill keep reading more.:)
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Hi Firecook, I’m delighted that you are enjoying the serial! Yes, you’re welcome to use the recipes in your blog.
Thank you very much for leaving three ingredients. They will be Episode-12. 🙂
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Thank you for liking a post. Good Luck in your writings 🙂
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Thanks for visiting my blog, Teagan, lovely to be in contact. I love fantasy and sci-fi fiction. Great to be in contact and a pleasure to follow your blog in return. Take care.
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Mo, I am so happy that you returned the visit. I limit my blog to my fiction and motivational writings. But one day I would like to do one that is more similar to yours, and express those interests and callings.
Wishing you health, happiness, and security in this New Year and always,
teagan
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You are very welcome, Ishita. 🙂
I enjoy your blog too. It’s very well rounded. I’d be delighted if sometime you want to comment with “three ingredients” for the story.
I hope everyone will check out your blog: http://kookycookyng.wordpress.com/weights-measurements/comment-page-1/#comment-65
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Teagan, thank you for liking a couple of my recipes.
I am an avid reader and look forward to reading your Three Ingredients Serial.
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You’re welcome Mark. Your blog is inspiring — and the recipes sound great.
Sending you the best of thoughts.
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Thank you for stopping by my blog and the “Like” of my posts!
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Hi Shelley! [Right? I was looking for your name.]
Thanks so much.
I enjoyed your blog — and I absolutely love the title, “Honey did you see that?”
I hope everyone will check it out: http://honeydidyouseethat.wordpress.com/about/
Happy 2014!
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Awww Thanks for the shout out! I started reading your Three Things writings and wanted to comment how much fun they were to read, but I couldn’t find the comment button, so I’m back here. I must have missed something?? 🙂
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Wow! Good for you to complete all that writing. Am exhausted thinking of all your work. :0
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