Archive for December, 2016
The webmail issue has been resolved. So, I’m back into my webmail account. Thank you all for your understanding, and patience there in waiting for me to get back to you.
LinkedIn is another story. Whatever is going on there is still an issue. It’s been over a year, I think, since I was last able to log into that account. I keep trying from time to time. Hopefully whatever is going on will eventually be resolved.
Scott Harper
My newest sasquatch history article for the Bigtruth blog is on-line. Find it here! This one deals with Florida – a state I lived in for 14 years. My writing career launched in that state.
Scott Harper
Since cleaning out the cookies on my laptop recently, I’ve been unable to get into my webmail account. So, for those of you who have e-mailed me via my website, and are awaiting a reply, I apologize. I’ll get back to you ASAP.
Scott Harper
Yesterday evening I submitted the “MoonWraith” series pilot script to Amazon Studios. Please wish me luck!
Scott Harper
My newest sasquatch history article for the Bigthruth blog is now on-line. This is the 9th in the series, and deals with the state of Delaware. Check it out here!
Scott Harper
Issue #11 of the hit werewolf horror webcomic “MoonWraith” kicks off today!
For those of you not familiar with it, “MoonWraith” is by myself, and my wife Desirée Lee. We write the stories, and do the artwork, and lettering. “MoonWraith” typically posts at the rate of one page per week – Mondays. The exceptions are when a new issue starts – as is the case today – and Halloween – our favorite holiday. On those days, two pages go up. In the case of a new issue starting, the first of those two pages is the cover that new issue.
“MoonWraith” focuses on a young woman named Kizzy Faw who has been sent by the king to use her gift of the Sight to help find the MoonWraith – a talisman used centuries before to create the race of werewolves. Kizzy has found herself on the front lines of the war, without her Sight.
Scott Harper
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