Thanks to Chris Graham, the Story Reading Ape, for making this video.
Welcome! Here’s some information about my novels. I hope you enjoy your visit.
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1920s Stories about Pip and Friends
All the Pip books by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene. Purchase links: The Three Things Serial Story, Murder at the Bijou, and A Ghost in the Kitchen
The Three Things Serial Story is a spontaneously written (“pantser”) story. Everything in it — characters, setting, plot, was driven by “things” left by readers of the blog Teagan’s Books, episode by episode. Each week readers left three more things. The story evolved according to what those random things inspired. The serial began with oscillating fan, which brought me the vision of the 1920s setting. The era and narrator continued in two more serials that followed. While it was not great literature, it sure was a fun ride! Here’s a trailer to put you in a Roaring Twenties mood.
Murder at the Bijou — Three Ingredients I
This is the second “three things” serial. It picks up where the novella ended. Murder at the Bijou — Three Ingredients I is a spontaneously written, pantser story. This time the “things” readers sent to drive the serial were “ingredients.”
The Jazz Age setting is Savannah, Georgia where our flapper, Pip, is “sentenced” to live with her grandmother and learn to cook. Pip gets caught up in a layered mystery that includes bootleggers, G-men, and the varied challenges of being a young woman in changing times. She meets new friends, including some animal characters.
A Ghost in the Kitchen — Three Ingredients II
A Ghost in the Kitchen, Three Ingredients-2 continues the flapper adventures of Paisley Idelle Peabody, aka Pip. It’s a 1920s “pantser” story and a culinary mystery. This time Pip’s pal Andy (from The Three Things Serial Story) returns. Granny Phanny is there too. She’s still trying to teach Pip to cook. Granny is in a lather because of the supernatural goings-on in her kitchen. There’s also one pos-i–lutely potent poltergeist!
New adventures abound as Pip and Andy unravel an old mystery. It’s all spontaneously driven by “ingredients” sent by readers of the blog, Teagan’s Books.
The Atonement, TN Universe
Atonement, Tennessee
Atonement, Tennessee is now available in paperback, Kindle, and Nook versions. It is an urban fantasy with a mystery on the side. The story pulls in characters loosely inspired by the ancient Celtic myth of Gwydion fab Don. It also features an ensemble of memorable southern personalities. I did a post sharing my thoughts about releasing the book.
Atonement in Bloom
Although she didn’t know the details, in a past life, Ralda ― Esmeralda had been involved in something with those supernaturals and the repercussions had carried into her present life. In Atonement, Tennessee, that almost got her killed. Now she has new problems, and new supes to complicate matters.
Atonement in Bloom continues the misadventures of Ralda, her friends, and neighbors in the small (but far from peaceful) town of Atonement, Tennessee. Her old house and cemetery are still there, along with Lilith the cat, quirky townsfolk, and assorted supernaturals.
The Glowing Pigs — Snort Stories of Atonement, Tennessee
I should mention the order of the Atonement stories. Your first visit to the town is Atonement, Tennessee. Aside from the heroine and her neighbor-friends , you’ll meet the grumpy sheriff, Robin Warden. The first “snort” in The Glowing Pigs, Snort Stories of Atonement, Tennessee is about a very young Deputy Robin. That particular story is tied to the novel Atonement in Bloom.
Stand Alone Works
Brother Love — A Cross Road
It’s a mysterious story, set in rural Mississippi of the late 1950s to early 1960s. It’s also a “Twilight Zone-ish” novella. The story was inspired by the combination of a Neil Diamond song and the blues legend of Robert Johnson and the devil at the crossroads. It’s closer to speculative fiction than fantasy.
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Hullaba Lulu, a Dieselpunk Adventure
Hullaba Lulu, a Dieselpunk Adventure is a novella — a 1920s ascetic with retro-futuristic technology. It’s a wild and wooly ride on Valentino’s amazing train for Lulu and her friends.
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Thistledown – Midsummer Bedlam
Thistledown ― Midsummer Bedlam, by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene is a world of color and light a wildly whimsical tale of faeries. Bedlam Thunder is a misfit faery who is afraid of heights. She is also a seer who has terrible visions of a parallel world devoid of color and brightness. The hate and darkness of that colorless world is seeping into Thistledown. Will Bedlam and her friends be able to save their home?
This story was originally written for a grownup audience, but it is suitable for children ages eight and over.
Updated trailer video
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Universal Links for Purchase
Hullaba Lulu, a Dieselpunk Adventure
Kindle: relinks.me/B08JKP1RS4
Paperback: relinks.me/B08JDYXPZM
Kobo eBook: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/hullaba-lulu
Thistledown – Midsummer Bedlam
Kindle relinks.me/1675233632
Paperback relinks.me/B082RFN9GF
Brother Love – a Crossroad
Kindle relinks.me/B07V25SXFR
Paperback relinks.me/107952309X
Roaring Twenties Mystery-Fantasies
Three Things Serial Story
Murder at the Bijou: Three Ingredients I
A Ghost in the Kitchen: Three Ingredients II
Kindle: relinks.me/B07Y2KN1NM
Paperback: relinks.me/1694046451
The Atonement, TN Universe of Urban Fantasies
Atonement, Tennessee
The Glowing Pigs, Snort Stories of Atonement, Tennessee
Atonement in Bloom
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Page updated November 16, 2019
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Copyright © 2019 by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene
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Hey Teagan!! I’m super excited to read your blog and books!! Everything looks amazing!!
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Welcome Erin. That is music to my ears! I hope you enjoy your visits here. Hugs on the wing.
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Teagan, thank you for stopping by my blog.
I look forward to being able to peruse your blog soon!
I hope you had a nice 4th of July weekend~
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Hi Robbye. Thanks for visiting. Hugs!
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You are very welcome!
Hugs!
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Teagan, What a fun, engaging introduction to your books and your site. Tobias is intriguing, too. I have subscribed to your blog. I look forward to reading more! Erica
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Welcome Erica! This is a lovely surprise. I’m so glad you ejoyed your visit. Hugs on the wing!
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My pleasure, Teagan!
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Heartfelt thanks for including me, Hugh. Hugs!
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Coming from Dan Antion’s blog – did not know where to leave a comment (to complicate it, I’m writing from my other blog), but it is Jesh StG) , but your comment that another boss acknowledged you, (redacted), brought a smile on my face, because similar things happened to me:) At least someone is noticing your efforts:):)
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Welcome, Jesh. Thanks so much for visiting here!
Yes. I appreciated it, but it also really drive home some serious thoughts.
I hope the rest of the week is kind to you. Hugs
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Your blogfully interactive approach to story telling is such a creative idea!
Great post to pin and share on my blog’s fb page 🙂 💜 Jackie@KWH
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Welcome Jackie! I’m happy to meet you. Heartfelt thanks for sharing.
I think you would like the current serial, Thistledown. If you are ever in the mood, here is a link to the early episodes. https://teagansbooks.com/2017/08/06/thistledown-midsummer-bedlam-catch-up/
Hugs on the wing.
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Thanks for the link, Teagan 🙂 I do like to begin at the beginning. And thanks for visiting/liking my fb page! I’m always happy to find posts of creativity to share there 🙂 💜 Jackie@KWH
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Hi Teagan! I nominated you for the 2017 Respect award. It’s a no obligation award: https://robertmgoldstein.com/2017/08/08/the-2017-respect-award/
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I appreciate that Rob. Hugs
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How interesting..,I love how you employ reader interaction to write your books. Haven’t come across that before it is very unusual and inventive – like that. 🙂
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That’s very kind of you Marje. I appreciate the encouragement. Huge hugs.
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Thank you Teagan. 🙂
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So much blog love here, teagansbooks! Great concept! Love the diversity, love the nostalgia. Hugs holds the love we share. Hugging back! 😉
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Hi Coffee! (Sorry, couldn’t find your name anywhere.) Welcome. I’m delighted that you enjoyed your visit and hope to see you often. I enjoyed your blog and the retro videos a lot. So very true about hugs. Glad you’re helping spread them around. More hugs again!
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Thanks Teagan Geneviene, AOC will do just that. You have some awesome retro shares too! I hope you can feel this–> “a retro hug” they don’t make them anymore. (facetious) 🙂
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LOL. That made me smile. Have a wonderful Wednesday.
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Hi Tegan, you will not believe this, but sometime ago we spoke about tummy bugs and I recommended a lady and her blog and the discussion about Slippery Elm and how it could help. Sounds like a fantasy fiction? It isn’t, I just could not find her on my blog for a long time. I never forgot…but I have found her. It is Sandra. I lost her link for her blog somehow, but she visited my blog today and here is her link. Hooray! You can check out all her good stuff to eat and drink the health and wellness advice + more, You can also talk to her. She is really wonderful. http://radianceproject.nz
Lots of hugs from me, Joycelin
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Hi Joycelin! Yes I do remember that. You are so kind — thank you for the link. Mega hugs!
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Hey there Teagan, just randomly found your blog! When you get a chance, come visit me at http://www.thatssojacob.wordpress.com, have a read, and follow me back if you like. Have a great day!
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Nice to meet you Jacob. Hugs!
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Just wanted to tell you that when the avatar with red hair shows up….good vibes shows up.
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Why thank you so much for saying that! I hope you’re having a fabulous Friday. Hugs! 🙂
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The “Atonement, Tennessee” book looks interesting.
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Thank you — and thanks for visiting. I enjoyed your blog. Hugs!
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You have very good and interesting books! 🙂
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Thanks so much Vlad. I’m happy that you dropped in for a visit. Your music is very impressive. Wishing you all the best in your career. Hugs! 🙂
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Did you really!? I’m so excited! You just made my day, Christy. I hope you have a lot of fun reading it. Mega-hugs! 😀
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Hi Teagan, I just bought “Atonement, Tennessee” and look forward to the read!! ❤
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You make a good point, of which many people are unaware, that you don’t have to own a dedicated reading device, such as a Kindle in order to read books.
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Hi Kevin. Thanks for stopping to leave a comment. Yes. I have friends, and many readers who are “baby boomers” and may not always own all the communication gadgets. So if one doesn’t care to invest in a Kindle or a Nook, there are free “apps” that still let them buy the book and read it on their computers. Thanks for drawing attention to this. Hugs! 😀
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Hey Shelley. Thank you so much for reading my novel. Seriously. It means a lot to me.
LOL… of course i left some things open ended — i had to get you to come back! Yes you do smell a sequel… I’m trying hard to find time/energy to finish it.
I’m glad Gwydion has a friend in you. He has hidden heights and depths waiting to be explored.
Looking forward to hearing about your latest adventure. Mega hugs! 😀
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Back again. Finished last night. Boo! You left too much hanging. Without even checking I smell a sequel. I still am rooting for Gwydion. Great fun to read, but like I said before, I would have been out of there! 🙂 Am so impressed that you had the focus to write and publish. Bowing now! 🙂
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Hey Shelley! LOL, especially those two…! But are they really looking after her or something else? Too soon to tell, until you reach the end. 😉
I’m flattered that you are reading Atonement. That means a lot to me. Mega-hugs!
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I’m just going to write here as I read through “Atonement Tenessee.” Such a dilemma to have two gorgeous men looking out for you!! 🙂
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Thank you Inese. I’m tickled that you took a moment to comment. Your photos and write-ups are so wonderful. Hugs!
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Well done, can’t wait to start reading! 🙂
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Why thank you so very much! Huge hugs! 😀
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What a unique cover!
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So glad you like it, Jade. I thought it fit the story well. Thanks for dropping by. Hugs!
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I’ve tagged you in the Workspace Blog Hop, here http://africolonialstories.wordpress.com/2014/10/13/my-workspace-blog-hop/ just in case you’d like to hop along. 🙂
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Applesauce… a post about my “workspace” will probably be pure fantasy. LOL, but i’ll try to do the blog hop justice — even if it’s not exactly real. 😀
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Applesauce – LOLOL! 😀 Looks lovely and real to me Teagan. HUGS!
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Thank you Jo. I enjoyed participating. Hugs back!
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How can I contact you to send you interview questions?
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You’re so kind, Christopher. I really enjoy your blog, and your book. I’m still amazed by how fitting the cover art was. Simple and perfect. Have a wonderful week. 🙂
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I just finished Atonement this morning. What a great book! Absolutely awesome. Ralda is a great character, the spiritual magic and the feline component, love it!
XOX
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Christopher you truly made my day! What a lovely surprise. I’m flattered and honored that you took time to read Atonement, and particularly that you enjoyed the character. If i can ever manage to work on book-2, the feline co-narrator gets a little more adventure. Huge hugs!
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The pleasure was mine. I didn’t realise that you wrote other books beside cook books for too long. I’m glad I did. Xxxx
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Oh my! So many wonderful books – you have a great skill. I’ve just found your website after seeing your like on my site, now I’m very interesting in seeing more. 🙂
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Hey! I’m delighted to welcome you. But i’m not sure what to call you… (Is Genki you or the beautiful kitty?)
Of course i enjoyed your very fun blog! 🙂
Hugs,
teagan
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Thanks so very much for your like on Tide Line Still Life. I hope that you continue to find delight in my photos from time to time!
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Hi Maggie. Your photographs are truly beautiful — my pleasure. Thanks for visiting and I hope you’ll come back often.
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Olga I am absolutely delighted! It’s meant to be a fun read.
If you’re interested in mythology look at Gwydion fab Don to have an idea of how my mind is working with the story. (https://www.google.com/#q=gwydion+fab+don+wiki )
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I got Atonement, Tennessee and looking forward to reading it! I have a bit of a queue and managed to be reading several books at the same time but I’ll get there! 🙂
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Hi Evelyne! It’s nice of you to visit again.
Thanks — I was hoping it would be an attention-getting title. It’s very kind of you to ask. I did a [*very*] rough draft for 2013’s National Novel Writing month. However, I’ve been so busy with my “day job” that I haven’t gone back to it… That and the fact that a book-2 for the “Atonement” series got into my head.
The “Tatterdemallian” book is much more complex — at least in the writing (hopefully not to the reader). However, I do hope to get back to it soon!
Hugs,
teagan
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I am intrigued…
Tatterdemallian: The Electric Zucchini.
Pretty intriguing title. I love YA too.
Do you know when you will publish it?
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I just bought a Kindle copy, and will look forward to reading your book!:) — Mike
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Oh Mike — that is so kind of you!
I started “The Eye-Dancers” this morning while I was waiting for my car at the garage. I am extremely impressed — excellent work! 🙂
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Hi! I just wanted to thank you for liking my story-in-the-making “Rosebud.” I’ve always enjoyed writing and I guess having three children inspires me to write children’s books.
They are definitely my best critics! Also, I’m really enjoying your blog as well – Very creative stories!!!
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Wishing you the very best with your charming story. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
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Deb you’ve made my day! I’m so glad to hear that. With limited resources, I was lucky to get something that came that close to matching several elements of the story.
Your comment has greatly encouraged me.
Have a beautiful week,
teagan
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I really, really like that cover. It starts the story–something a successful cover ought to do.
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