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wadapan.bsky.social
Storm Hawks is like, On The List for me, of things I would like to write a misguided 6-issue comic miniseries for one day. Probably I should write that list somewhere for SEO reasons... Super Robot Monkey Team, that's also way up there. Maybe I should pitchpost more...
May 30, 2026 at 4:08 PM
cayses.bsky.social
THE COPPER CANARY
✨ New Adult, Alt-Historical Fantasy
✨ “Coming-of-rage”
✨ Quip-smart, character-driven
✨ Book 1 of planned trilogy (Book 2 done)
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Book cover of The Copper Canary by Cayse M. Harum-Shultz. A stylized copper bird with spread wings glows against a moody teal sky. Beside it, bold text reads: “Avery Black was born on the night Spokane burned—and seventeen years later, she’s still trapped in the wreckage.” Below that, a paragraph describes Avery’s secret magical inheritance, her volatile powers, and her decision to either obey the family that silences her or become the girl they fear—one who chooses truth, even if it sets the world ablaze. Dark textured background with white text that reads: “The Copper Canary • 78,000 words New Adult alt-history fantasy • Literary and crossover appeal • Quip-smart, character-driven • ‘Coming-of-Rage’ • The first in a planned trilogy • Completed sequel (The Silver Secret, 94,000 words) available” A 12-image collage of book and media comps labeled “The Copper Canary’s Commoncore.” Featured works include: Leviathan, Legend of Korra, Crown Duel, The Night Circus, Of Two Minds, A Deadly Education, Curtsies & Conspiracies, A Ring of Endless Light, Arcane, Absolutely Normal Chaos, The Girl in the Box, and Greywalker. These titles reflect emotional, thematic, and tonal influences. Stylized title “The Copper Canary” followed by a full-paragraph synopsis. It details Avery’s life hiding a magical condition in early 1900s Spokane, her loss of control, a mysterious woman who offers her a way out, and her discovery that family legacy isn’t safety—it’s a cage.
April 25, 2025 at 6:05 AM
dbay1.bsky.social
Anyone wanna take a stab at explaining? I’ve heard Oster’s bad but dunno why, making this the first over-my-head Pitchpost. :)
December 25, 2024 at 3:52 PM