Tag: creativity

Desiree Jensen

Welcome to today’s Author Spotlight! Today we have Desiree Jensen, or Des as her friends and colleagues call her. She has been writing urban fantasy, pulp horror & slam poetry under the name of D. Gabrielle Jensen for 15 years but has been writing in general for 35 years. She started writing ‘because she just did. It was in her blood’.

When asked why she became an indie author, she explained that it is because she wants “the freedom to be the final decision on my work and to be able to work according to my own timelines, not someone else’s.”

She has a website for anyone that is interested in checking her work out (and you really should!): D. Gabrielle Jensen .

She resides in Colorado, USA where she lives with two cats – a teen mom and her kid, who are now 11 and 10 years old and enjoys many hobbies when she is not busy writing: music, concerts, crochet, jewelry making, graphic design/merchandise design.

We asked her if she gets writer’s block. She answered, “I do. It depends on how bad it is. If I can make words, I try to just push through it. If I can’t, if I find myself staring at a blank page for too long, I try something else. Something creative, go for a walk, work in the garden to reconnect my soul to the Earth.”

We were so happy that Ms. Jensen filled out our questionnaire! It’s so nice to find out about other Indie Authors. We hope you all enjoyed reading about her and that you go check out her website and show her some love.

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Creative Spotlight : Jess @Studio Reece

Today I want to tell you about this wonderful creator… She works with clay, and paint, and multimedia art. She has a couple of coloring books available on amazon! She has made some incredible handmade journals and dice towers.

We asked her when she stared to create, and her response was exactly what I expected from someone as creative as her! She told us “As long as I can remember, I have needed to MAKE things.”
When asked what or who got her started, her response was “All the women on my mother’s side are amazingly talented and creative.”
We asked why did she choose to be an Indie Artist and her answer was perfect, she said “”I love to create” sounds trite, but it’s just true. There is something deep in my soul that calls to me every moment of every day to make something new in the world that wasn’t there before. Being an Indie Artist allows me the freedom to pursue that motivation.”

She has her own website where you can keep up with her, including the art and her amazing books. Go show her some love, and see the amazing art she creates!

I personally am about to order her gothic garden coloring book. I need it. Seriously.

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Nature Photography

Hi all. Today I’m going to share with you some of my nature photography. I’ve been a photographer for quite a few years and it is something I enjoy immensely. I hope you enjoy the pictures!







Stay tuned for more soon!!

~Cyndi~

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Hello and Welcome!

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Hi everyone and welcome to Fae Corps Publishing! We are a team of two sisters who are indie artists and authors and want to help others like us be seen. We are still setting the page up so excuse the mess but please feel free to look over the Submission Rules and fill out whichever questionnaire you wish (or both if you are both!).

We hope to grow our little publishing company so that one day we might be able to pay those that submit AND produce an e-zine/hard copy magazine so please check us out and make sure to tell all your author and artist friends!

~Keep on Creating~

Cyndi and Patti

Owners, Fae Corps Publishing

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Rules

Submissions Welcome! (1)

We accept multiple types of media. Send it as an attachment in email to faecorpspublishing@gmail.com. Make sure to include a bio in third person, along with a photo of yourself.

For photos or art, you may include a caption of up to 500 words.

For poems, you can send up to five, and max lines of 50.

Short stories up to a max word count of 5000. No erotica and no blatant gore for gore’s sake. We are open to all other genres, but, if it is difficult to read due to gore or cruelty , then we will not be willing to post it.

Previously published work is okay, as long as you still have rights to publish. Please inform us where it was published so we may include the information in the post.

There is no fee, and we can not at current pay contributors. All authors and artists retain the copyright and creative control of anything we post.

Please see the submission rules page for further information. (We need to know what you are submitting for and the options are there)

To be in the Author or Artist spotlight, head over to the appropriate section:

Author Questionnaire

Creative Questionnaire

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