What a lovely surprise to find first thing this morning! 😀 Fellow fantasy writer and blogger Alex Hurst has been running the Must-Read Blog Award for the past few months. Her choices so far have been fascinating; and her own blog is a wealth of creativity, from posts about her experiences living in Japan to in-depth studies on Jungian archetypes in literature.
Thank you again, Alex, for this honor. 🙂
Sara Letourneau 
I completely agree with the post by Alex hurst. Your blog is awesome 🙂
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Awwww, thank you, Sumaira. 🙂
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Must-read, for sure. Alex Hurst picked well here. I so appreciate having found you.
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Thank you, Eli! 🙂
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How awesome! Alex must have fantastic taste 😉 That badge is really pretty.
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Awwww. Thank you, Alise. 🙂
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Thank you for the compliment! ^_^ I just visited your blog and it looks interesting. I’ve signed up via bloglovin’. 🙂
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Absolutely well-deserved, Sara!
This is a fantastic blog, of course people notice it 😉
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*blushes* Thank you, Sarah. I’m still humbled by the award, and I’ll do the best I can to keep up what I’ve been doing here.
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Congratulations. You deserve it, no one in blogging is a nicer person. : )
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Aw, shucks, Robin. Thank you. *blushes*
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Seconded!! 😀
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What a beautiful award! You are deserving of it, Sara. Congratulations! You’ve done a great job with this fantastic blog of yours. ❤
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Thank you, E.! 😀 And yes, I agree that it’s a very pretty award graphic.
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Well deserved 🙂
And Alex’s blog is all kinds of awesome, and it’s thanks to you that I found it 🙂 The Japanese monster series makes me so happy.
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Awww! That makes me so happy. I’m so happy PTM gave me the opportunity to write about them… it’s been a fascinating series to do research for! 🙂
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*Bows* I love reading others’ research, lol! I am a major nerd like that. I also love doing research. I’ve been filing all those Japanese monster tidbits because I KNOW that they will be useful. Someday. And Japanese monsters (and Scottish ones too, to be honest) are some of the creepiest, yet most interesting, in my opinion.
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For both Rebekah and Alex: Have you read either the Element Encyclopedia of Faeries by Lucy Cooper or Spirits, Fairies, Leprechauns, and Goblins: An Encyclopedia by Carol Rose? They’re both reference books that cover all different kinds of supernatural creatures from a wide range of cultures. I actually recognized Alex’s most recent Part-Time Monster subject (kitsune) after reading about the Element Encyclopedia. 😉
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Thank you! And yes, Alex’s blog is many, many kinds of awesome. 🙂
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Thank you for the reblog, Sara, and congratulations. 🙂 I’ve had you in my book for about three months now, and felt right before NaNo was the best time to recommend you. I’ll be following along with your Character Arc series very carefully, as I’m getting ready to plot out some character development for Alta in D.N.A. and want to make sure I’m not missing out on some fun twists and turns I can use. 😀
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*blushes* Thank you again, Alex. I’m working on the Comfort Zone article, btw. Not sure if it will be up before month’s end; the past couple weeks have been crazy offline, so I haven’t gotten as much blog-writing done as I would have liked. But it’s on its way, I promise. 😉
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