Saying goodbye to their old life in the Wyr demesne in New York may be hard, but Dragos and Pia are determined to create a new life in the Other land of Rhyacia. Until something ancient rises up, powerful enough to overcome a dragon.
A parody may promote parity amongst people using humor while achieving parity is a noble goal in this Word Confusion from KD Did it.
The retired yet adventurous Emily Pollifax heads to China to rescue a prisoner for the CIA … and almost loses her life in the bargain!
Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan must use all her tradecraft to discover the identity of a faceless corpse, its connection to a decade-old missing child case, and why the dead man had her cell phone number.
A parody is an imitation of another’s style whereas satire is a unique work that pokes fun at the stupidity or meanness in contemporary issues in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Investigator Will Trent and medical examiner Sara Linton must stop a mysterious group of domestic terrorists planning to unleash a deadly epidemic in this electrifying and all too plausible thriller.
I’d love it if KD Did It became an historic blog with its historical background on words in this Word Confusion.
Despite being a time traveler, time just isn’t on Cassie Palmer’s side as the war between earth and faerie escalates. To survive, she, vampire Senator Mircea Basarab, and war mage John Pritkin must become more than the sum of their parts.
While there are opportunities — in the service of a secretive courtesan, in the bed of a beautiful senator, and in the hunt for an ancient assassin — Venice is not without its dangers for Prince-turned-pauper Mircea Basarab.
Revised as of5 Jan 2023 I know . . . you’d think they were the same. What’s the big deal? Well, lemme tell ya, besides the fact that each time I read about a character who would tip toe in this story, I saw her, in my mind, tipping a toe up. I was really impressed she could make just one toe tip up. I’ve tried it. If I try to move a toe upward, they all go up, like a wave. Now with tiptoe I’m imagining that the character is either moving around on their tippy toes or they’re trying to move quietly. WARNING: I couldn’t find much in the way of definition for tip toe without it defaulting to tiptoe, so my example sentences are weird. Word Confusions . . . . . . started as my way of dealing with a professional frustration with properly spelled words that were out of context in manuscripts I was editing as well as books I was reviewing. It evolved into a sharing of information with y’all. I’m hoping you’ll share with us words that have been a bête noire for you from either end. If you found this post on […]