IndigoHarbor

Devai could not be more uninterested in learning to be an ambassador to his nation. Not only does he lack the inherent traits of most ambassadors, but his lingering childhood nickname has always been Girl, and somehow he doubts he will be able to command respect with such a moniker sticking around. Never mind that all Venduran men look too slender and fine-featured to be proper men anyway in the eyes of other countries.... Devai decides he'll have nothing of it. With his elder sister's assistance and the company of a baffled and surly lady's maid, Devai abandons all manliness to attend a foreign--and female-exclusive--art academy as the exotic Miss Aniet, determined to cheerfully tolerate the incumbent lady-lessons for the sake of his passion, which he assures you is not how to properly sit, eat, walk, talk and embroider.…

IndigoHarbor

I'd like to keep anyone who's interested updated on how far I've gotten on converting stories to Original Fiction, so thought I'd do it here, instead of interrupting the actual stories with author's notes, which I'd rather not do anyway, even if I've already broken that rule and done it. If interested, inside you'll find progress, setbacks, changes I've made, changes I don't know how to make that I know I want made anyway, thoughts concerning characterization/setting/plot etcetera, and possibly some requests for feedback because everybody loves feedback. Plus I love finding a new perspective through other people's opinions. If YOU happen to have questions, do share, I love it.…

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The story remains the same, but how would it change if our leading Hobbits were female? The beginning paragraphs are barely touched, but after that I've written the story with a different voice. The vast majority of the other characters' lines and actions will stay the same. I'm curious if anyone will be interested.…

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