Is it too late to join the fire? I just listened to your contribution to the wonderful Accidental Gods podcast. I am looking forward to reading your books and will happily leave a review. I am devouring your offerings with slow curiosity through the seasons! Although it is very exciting to have found all this so I may make a hasty decision and consume something unsuitable for me! Referencing the first podcast episode here for those who haven't yet listened.
I admit I did not read Stagtine with my eyes- but I have listened to it's stories 3 or 4 times since purchasing the audio version. Here is France, where I live we burn ash(frêne) and oak(chêne), hornbeam(charme) and elm(orme). I will take the time to read your new book with my eyes, and write a review when it is released.... and buy the audiobook so I can listen to it over and over again.... Sending you L❤️VE. XoxoSusan ❤️🐞❤️
Thank you Susan! Blessed to know Stagtine has meant something to you! Would you like an Advanced copy of my latest? The audiobook will be released on Ostara in March!
Hello Daniel, I 'd love an advanced copy of The Plain of Pillars... I understand it is fiction, but I look forward to your story telling and write a review , as you requested.. Sending you L❤️ VE. XoxoSusan ❤️🐞❤️
Would love to review your new book, Daniel! And buy copies when it comes out. I know how beautiful and profound your writing is. Thank you for your committed dedication to your art and food. Both very nourishing for this world.
I would be happy to read your latest book and offer an honest review on Amazon when it launches. Let me add that I enjoyed our recent podcast conversation! Thank you!
I have not read the book, yet. My mother's maiden name is Griffiths, her first name Glynn after her father M. Glynn Griffiths. All folks tried to drop the S & switch the Glynn to Glenn & chastise her for a males name?! Dry Oak is wonderful. We love our woodstove fires here with a variety of woods, cedars, juniper, pines, a bit of fruit tree woods. I would live to bring a bundle of wood to the bonfire! Winter Blessings.
My great-grandfather (whom I am named after) dropped the S as well! Firth Griffiths originally. Maybe we are lost Cousins! If we are not,eta say we are ❤️
No oak around me, but I have some dry larch that’s ready to burn. I will gladly leave a review once the book is released and will continue sharing the stories. A big relief that I don’t have to wait so long to encounter the new book!
Yes please!!!! I have almost finished your published works and I will share my thoughts on your new book as far as my reach allows. You have helped me see that my own voice is valid and I aspire to be half the storyteller that you are. I sincerely hope our paths cross, and have told everyone I know to read stagtine as it is a delightful use of time around the fire.
Creativity at its finest, and with heart at the very center— I’m in! I was planning on purchasing Pillars anyway, would love this extra opportunity to support you and your work (and to get the book earlier!)
I’d love to read your book in exchange for an honest review!
Where I live kiawe (kee-aa-vey) is often used on cooking fires, it’s a hardwood with an intense and rich fragrance.
I sent you a dm ❤️
Hello my friend! Kiawe it is :)
Is it too late to join the fire? I just listened to your contribution to the wonderful Accidental Gods podcast. I am looking forward to reading your books and will happily leave a review. I am devouring your offerings with slow curiosity through the seasons! Although it is very exciting to have found all this so I may make a hasty decision and consume something unsuitable for me! Referencing the first podcast episode here for those who haven't yet listened.
A season is never late, nor is one early. You are always welcome my friend. DM me your email address and an ARC over flame is yours ❤️
I admit I did not read Stagtine with my eyes- but I have listened to it's stories 3 or 4 times since purchasing the audio version. Here is France, where I live we burn ash(frêne) and oak(chêne), hornbeam(charme) and elm(orme). I will take the time to read your new book with my eyes, and write a review when it is released.... and buy the audiobook so I can listen to it over and over again.... Sending you L❤️VE. XoxoSusan ❤️🐞❤️
Thank you Susan! Blessed to know Stagtine has meant something to you! Would you like an Advanced copy of my latest? The audiobook will be released on Ostara in March!
Hello Daniel, I 'd love an advanced copy of The Plain of Pillars... I understand it is fiction, but I look forward to your story telling and write a review , as you requested.. Sending you L❤️ VE. XoxoSusan ❤️🐞❤️
Thank you my friend! I just sent you an email ❤️
i hav ebeen sitting at the camp fire since stagtine - and can offer some good mallee roots to keep the fire burning longgggggest time
Thank you my friend! Blessings your way
Would love to review your new book, Daniel! And buy copies when it comes out. I know how beautiful and profound your writing is. Thank you for your committed dedication to your art and food. Both very nourishing for this world.
Thank you my friend!! Excited and blessed to share it with you!
I would love to read this new book I am burning Elm and Maple. And I will leave an authentic review on Amazon
Elm!! A blessed wood here in Eastern Turtle Island, not many left. Our eldest daughter’s name. Thank you my friend!
I would be happy to read your latest book and offer an honest review on Amazon when it launches. Let me add that I enjoyed our recent podcast conversation! Thank you!
Leah, my friend! Thank you for being here! Wonderful, thank you for joining us ❤️
I have not read the book, yet. My mother's maiden name is Griffiths, her first name Glynn after her father M. Glynn Griffiths. All folks tried to drop the S & switch the Glynn to Glenn & chastise her for a males name?! Dry Oak is wonderful. We love our woodstove fires here with a variety of woods, cedars, juniper, pines, a bit of fruit tree woods. I would live to bring a bundle of wood to the bonfire! Winter Blessings.
And Glynn is a beautiful name!
My great-grandfather (whom I am named after) dropped the S as well! Firth Griffiths originally. Maybe we are lost Cousins! If we are not,eta say we are ❤️
No oak around me, but I have some dry larch that’s ready to burn. I will gladly leave a review once the book is released and will continue sharing the stories. A big relief that I don’t have to wait so long to encounter the new book!
My friend, Larch will do!! Exited and blessed by your inclusion ⭐️
Yes please!!!! I have almost finished your published works and I will share my thoughts on your new book as far as my reach allows. You have helped me see that my own voice is valid and I aspire to be half the storyteller that you are. I sincerely hope our paths cross, and have told everyone I know to read stagtine as it is a delightful use of time around the fire.
You are too kind my friend! Blessed to have you with us in this tale ❤️
Creativity at its finest, and with heart at the very center— I’m in! I was planning on purchasing Pillars anyway, would love this extra opportunity to support you and your work (and to get the book earlier!)
Wonderful my friend! Blessed it resonated and blessed to have you at our fire ❤️