A new Novelette in the Deep Ellum Series, set in historic Deep Ellum, Dallas, TX. “People have the right to make their own hideous, life-altering mistakes.”. — Ms. Eddy. Artwork © by Chaz bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 4 mins. Next up is Deep Ellum Pawn, a novelette by G. S. Norwood, set in the historic Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas, TX–but with an urban fantasy twist. Jan has two more XK9 stories coming in , a prequel novelette, and A Bone to Pick, the second of the “Bones” Trilogy. · If you’ve been watching for the day when Deep Ellum Blues releases, you’re in luck. After about a month in “presale” mode, it’s live and available today! In case you’ve been away for a while and missed our earlier posts, Deep Ellum Blues is G. S. Norwood’s second story in the “Deep Ellum Stores” collection. Visit the book’s detail page on our website for a book description.
A new to me author during this pandemic is G. S. Norwood, our own Gigi. Her two short novels, Deep Ellum Pawn and Deep Ellum Blues set in Dallas, are great reads and totally tickled my need for urban fantasy. Her stories give the same feeling of satisfaction as reading Kevin Hearne. I adore both stories and wait until you meet Eddy Weekes. G. S. Norwood is the younger of two sisters behind the independent publishing company, Weird Sisters Publishing. She has spent the past thirty-seven years getting paid to put words on paper, including work as a reporter, feature writer, and composer of program and liner notes for the Dallas Winds. Deep Ellum Pawn is her first published fiction. deep ellum brewing co, llc / allen st. #, dallas, tx commercial amusement (inside) summit parc dr 61b-y reconstruction experts, inc / n o'connor blvd, ste: , irving, tx reconstruct ext. wall of pool house swiss cir.
The Golden Fiddle’s mystery deepens Last week we published the opening scene of Deep Ellum Pawn, a novelette, © by G. S. Norwood. This week we offer Scene Two. Deep Ellum Pawn: An Urban Fantasy Novelette set in Texas (Deep Ellum Stories Book 1) by G. S. Norwood (7). G. S. Norwood provided the screen capture from an early-October Amazon listing for her Deep Ellum Pawn novelette, showing one of its consistent categories is “Occult Horror.” The Movie poster for The Ghost and Mr. Chicken The poster art copyright is believed to belong to the distributor of the film, Universal Pictures, the publisher of the film or the graphic artist.
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