Greetings Adventurers,
It's July's Camp NaNoWriMo, and I have a new project that I am working on. I am hoping to get a first draft done of this novel, sometime this summer.
Synopsis
Genre: Gothic | Historical Fiction
The Haunted Sketchbook is set in two time periods.
In the past, an artist by the name of Ferdinand Diggory is experiencing a haunting. He discovers that his sketchbook is cursed; whenever he draws in it, it will twist the sketch into something monstrous, and something he didn't draw.
In the present, Edith Porter is trying to discover whether the haunting was truly real-- she wants to discover the truth, but will her curiosity lead her into more danger than it's worth?
The Tellers of the Tale
There are other characters as well, including the ghost. However, for now I will introduce the two main characters. The other characters will be introduced later (though some, like Cecile, you have already met).
Ferdinand Diggory is a (formerly) respected artist from the 18th century. He paints portraits and genre paintings. He is currently dealing with a haunting, one that resides in his sketchbook, and he wants to figure out why the ghost is haunting him.
Edith Porter
This sounds cool!! I love dual POV's lately. And it sounds spooky and I love the Victorian atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great, have fun! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
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At least something good came out from those nightmares...I love the idea of a haunted sketchbook.
ReplyDeleteSounds promising!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! I love the premise of a haunted sketchbook, and I kind of adore Edith Porter. Maybe especially the fact that she has a rose on her hat. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteGosh I love your art, Quinley! It's been a while, but I'm impressed as always by your dedication... I wish you all the best for this new project!! Maybe someday I'll see your book on shelves... The premise is really cool. Have a good one ♥♥
ReplyDeleteWow! This sounds AMAZING. I love the concept. I know you will make sure the story is fantastic :D
ReplyDeletethe creation of beauty is art.
Hi. I found you through Postcards from the Book Shop (Lissa’s) bookmarks. I loved reading about your project. I could do see it as a graphic novel, and I look forward to coming back for updates.
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