Tag: horse novels

• Foreshadowing – a writing device sometimes misused

  Another guest post! Today I’m reblogging a post by one of my fellow horse story writers. So exciting that she mentions my own books in her article! Thanks, Connie! Reading and Writing Devices  –  Foreshadowing. by Connie Peck A while back I was involved with a fairly tough critique partner who wrote in a vastly…

  Linda Ulleseit

  June 18, 2015

  Guest post/Interview

  Connie Peck, horse novels, novel writing, writing

• Under a Wild and Darkening Sky

  A review of my book by Megan, one of my students! Under a Wild and Darkening Sky, by Linda Ulleseit, portrays Alyna and Ralf adapting to their new home in, High Meadow while working in their father’s bakery. Their parents plan out their future, but Ralf and Alyna chose not to follow in that particular…

  Linda Ulleseit

  July 8, 2014

  Reviews

  book review, fantasy, flying horses, historical fantasy, horse novels, Linda Ulleseit, ulleseit, Under a Wild and Darkening Sky, YA novels

• Kathleen Marentes–About the Author

  Kathleen Marentes is a wife and mother from Nebraska. At six years old she wrote her first book, a six-page story about talking horses, and knew from that moment she wanted to be an author. Her love of horses started with riding lessons at an early age, and she spent most of her teenage and…

  Linda Ulleseit

  June 21, 2014

  authors, horse books, horse novels, marentes, the shadows breathe, YA fiction

• Free on Kindle!

  Happy release day! My flying horse novella, a prequel to my trilogy, is now available for Kindle! This weekend, Thursday through Monday, it will be a free download. Get it then! Wings Over Tremeirchson on Amazon

  Linda Ulleseit

  September 24, 2013

  fantasy, flying horses, horse novels, ulleseit, YA novels

• Sabaska’s Tale

  The novel Sabaska’s Tale, by Julie Campbell, powerfully illustrates the bond between a girl and her horse. When Anna’s grandmother dies, Anna’s family leaves her at the house to sell Grandma’s nineteen horses. Anna meets Sabaska and realizes the horse is more than she appears. Sabaska can travel between worlds, and Grandma was killed while…

  Linda Ulleseit

  July 6, 2013

  horse novels, J.A. Campbell, middle grade fantasy, young adult fantasy