Moon Blooded Breeding Clinic by C.M. Nascosta

Nascosta on Twitter: 'Thank you for choosing to … And of course I have to shout out the monster romance community on Tumblr-incredibly kind, intensely supportive, and littered with talent.C.M. People are willing to collaborate, share ideas, extend their platforms to help ’s very rare I encounter the person who has an attitude of “No, this audience is just for me.” Those people exist everywhere, but fortunately, they seem to be in relatively short supply in this genre community. One of my WIPs is a fae world novel, and I’m blown away by how excited people get when they learn you’re working on a similar project as them-just this week alone I’ve had conversations with the artist that did the special edition dust jackets for Sarah J Maas, an Instagram-popular model who does fantasy/fae photo shoots, and the creators of a brand-new book box. The online community is simultaneously tight-knit while still being very hands off, and as an introvert, I appreciate that. Nascosta: Everyone is so nice! It’s honestly a really lovely place to be, both in the “published author” realm and on social media. I also don’t love the idea of creating such a detailed idea of “what this monster-type is like” to the point that one character of the species is nearly indistinguishable from the next? Tate and Khash are night and day different, and it owes to their different life experiences and personalities, not their species.Ĭ.M.

Tell me what I absolutely need to know and get back to the characters, please and thanks. I’m out here living the ADHD lifestyle babyyy, and I don’t need to hear about the hierarchies of this race and the proclivities of that one.

I’m also not a big fan of-brace yourself-endless world-building. Much like our own society, there’s less pressure to practice your faith, for example, without the expectations and judgment of an entire community less pressure to marry within your species and raise your children speaking the language of your grandparents when you’re the only one of your kind on the block. Because the Girls Weekend narrative takes place in my Cambric Creek universe (modern world just like ours, where multiple species live in cities and towns, side-by-side) I didn’t need to give a ton of background on their specific clans and customs.at least in the first book.

Moon Blooded Breeding Clinic by C.M. Nascosta