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EDIT: It's done! Actually there are three protagonists missing but one of them is not a book protagonist so I can't be bothered to add her, one is from a book I barely started and don't remember squat about him other than that he was an idiot who tried to summon a demon and the third one I lost the manuscript for it and I don't like what I do remember of that one so whatever.

I've been wanting to do this forever... just line up all my protagonists. I started on it last night, but it got late. I have something else to work on today, so I'm going to just upload the WIP for the minute.

I will draw them all and add proper descriptions as I go! I'm anxious to get on with the other thing I'm doing...

2003 - Rina/Tyrian - My first ever book, which VDBiFairyland (the working title of Tyrian's book) is the fourth rewrite of, is where Tyrian and Rina originally come from. It took me forever to realise why no matter how I reworked the world it just wouldn't work. The reason was Rina. She doesn't want any of this magic and adventure nonsense, and she isn't particularly likeable. The book was split between her point of view and Tyrian's. Rereading the 2nd rewrite I seriously wanted to punch him, he was pulling all of that 'I'm so dangerous but not to you, probably' crap. His third incarnation (show here, minus the sunglasses) was very nearly the Tyrian we know today, however.

2005 - Molly - Molly is actually both a: a proto-Lucinda and b: the Molly that you know~ She;s a greengrocer's daughter that wants to be an adventurer, but she can't get hired until she dresses up in a fancy costume (This is now Lucinda's prince outfit! And basically what Lucy looks like, particularly before she cut her hair). However she quickly finds out that adventuring is actually quite scary and involves giants and stuff...

2006 - Swanhild - This book was me attempting to do something with mermaids that wasn't girly. So there was a war. There's always a war. What is it with me and wars?! Some of you may know Swan! She still exists as Marcus' daughter (her dad since she was created, he's still around too) but now she is a half-selkie and a minor character. She was originally the daughter of a merchant whose fortunes had turned for the worse after the start of the war (sea merchants could no longer trade, it hit them pretty hard). She was a half-mermaid and there was also some nonsense in there about angels...
Swan was my youngest protagonist, as she was only 12 or 13.

2007 - Lucinda - I actually started writing Miss Prince by hand in February 2007, but then I LOST THE MANUSCRIPT like an IDIOT. Good job I found it, right?
As you know, she is an ordinary Earth girl who gets a job as a fairytale prince. You can read the first 2 chapters of her book here:
tannbourne.com

2007 - Seralina - I wanted to write something based in mythology that dealt with how a totally ordinary person would cope with being a goddess, and how all that sort of thing would work. My original idea was that all the other sorts of god/goddess were taken, so she got stuck with 'puddings', but it didn't work out that way. My research quickly showed me that there are many gods who do the same jobs as one another even in the same pantheon, so it didn't make sense like that. Again, check my publisher's website for the first few chapters!

2008 - Bridge - A young man sets out a journey to find the woman who keeps calling to him in his dreams to be set free. Bridge is a half-elf and has a stupid name. Okay, I actually like his name but it wasn't meant to be his real name, it was just a placeholder but it stuck.

2011 - Maria - This book was actually a rewrite of Swanhild's book, but Swan and Bridge are similar in their backgrounds and so I thought I needed a new protagonist. I stopped writing this book for two reasons. 1 - the reviews of EBSD started to come in, and I realised all the mistakes I was making. 2: Maria was as dull as dishwater :T Seriously if even I was bored with her, what would my readers think? Oh and 3: It wasn't very funny. What even with the attempt at seriousness.

2012 - Tyrian - I finally figured out that the way to fix my first book was to ditch Rina as protagonist and replace her with Lucinda. It worked! Let this be a lesson to my protagonists. You misbehave guys, and I will bust you down to minor antagonist so fast your head will spin!

2012 - Will - Will just walked into my head early one Monday morning and demanded a job. I shoved him at Tyrian and went back to sleep. The rest you know.

2014 - Joshua - Oh Joshua. You poor baby. Joshua is a merchant's son who gets trapped on Calypso after fleeing for his life through an Otherworld door. Stuff happens.

All characters (c) Alicia L. Wright (me) even if some of them are kind of dumb now -facepalms-

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EDIT: It's done! Actually there are three protagonists missing but one of them is not a book protagonist so I can't be bothered to add her, one is from a book I barely started and don't remember squat about him other than that he was an idiot who tried to summon a demon and the third one I lost the manuscript for it and I don't like what I do remember of that one so whatever.

I've been wanting to do this forever... just line up all my protagonists. I started on it last night, but it got late. I have something else to work on today, so I'm going to just upload the WIP for the minute.

I will draw them all and add proper descriptions as I go! I'm anxious to get on with the other thing I'm doing...

2003 - Rina/Tyrian - My first ever book, which VDBiFairyland (the working title of Tyrian's book) is the fourth rewrite of, is where Tyrian and Rina originally come from. It took me forever to realise why no matter how I reworked the world it just wouldn't work. The reason was Rina. She doesn't want any of this magic and adventure nonsense, and she isn't particularly likeable. The book was split between her point of view and Tyrian's. Rereading the 2nd rewrite I seriously wanted to punch him, he was pulling all of that 'I'm so dangerous but not to you, probably' crap. His third incarnation (show here, minus the sunglasses) was very nearly the Tyrian we know today, however.

2005 - Molly - Molly is actually both a: a proto-Lucinda and b: the Molly that you know~ She;s a greengrocer's daughter that wants to be an adventurer, but she can't get hired until she dresses up in a fancy costume (This is now Lucinda's prince outfit! And basically what Lucy looks like, particularly before she cut her hair). However she quickly finds out that adventuring is actually quite scary and involves giants and stuff...

2006 - Swanhild - This book was me attempting to do something with mermaids that wasn't girly. So there was a war. There's always a war. What is it with me and wars?! Some of you may know Swan! She still exists as Marcus' daughter (her dad since she was created, he's still around too) but now she is a half-selkie and a minor character. She was originally the daughter of a merchant whose fortunes had turned for the worse after the start of the war (sea merchants could no longer trade, it hit them pretty hard). She was a half-mermaid and there was also some nonsense in there about angels...
Swan was my youngest protagonist, as she was only 12 or 13.

2007 - Lucinda - I actually started writing Miss Prince by hand in February 2007, but then I LOST THE MANUSCRIPT like an IDIOT. Good job I found it, right?
As you know, she is an ordinary Earth girl who gets a job as a fairytale prince. You can read the first 2 chapters of her book here:
tannbourne.com

2007 - Seralina - I wanted to write something based in mythology that dealt with how a totally ordinary person would cope with being a goddess, and how all that sort of thing would work. My original idea was that all the other sorts of god/goddess were taken, so she got stuck with 'puddings', but it didn't work out that way. My research quickly showed me that there are many gods who do the same jobs as one another even in the same pantheon, so it didn't make sense like that. Again, check my publisher's website for the first few chapters!

2008 - Bridge - A young man sets out a journey to find the woman who keeps calling to him in his dreams to be set free. Bridge is a half-elf and has a stupid name. Okay, I actually like his name but it wasn't meant to be his real name, it was just a placeholder but it stuck.

2011 - Maria - This book was actually a rewrite of Swanhild's book, but Swan and Bridge are similar in their backgrounds and so I thought I needed a new protagonist. I stopped writing this book for two reasons. 1 - the reviews of EBSD started to come in, and I realised all the mistakes I was making. 2: Maria was as dull as dishwater :T Seriously if even I was bored with her, what would my readers think? Oh and 3: It wasn't very funny. What even with the attempt at seriousness.

2012 - Tyrian - I finally figured out that the way to fix my first book was to ditch Rina as protagonist and replace her with Lucinda. It worked! Let this be a lesson to my protagonists. You misbehave guys, and I will bust you down to minor antagonist so fast your head will spin!

2012 - Will - Will just walked into my head early one Monday morning and demanded a job. I shoved him at Tyrian and went back to sleep. The rest you know.

2014 - Joshua - Oh Joshua. You poor baby. Joshua is a merchant's son who gets trapped on Calypso after fleeing for his life through an Otherworld door. Stuff happens.

All characters (c) Alicia L. Wright (me) even if some of them are kind of dumb now -facepalms-