Thea Atkinson


Biography

Thea Atkinson is a writer of character driven fiction; call it what you will: she prefers to describe her work as something akin to the left of mainstream. Her characters often find themselves in the darker edges of their own spirits but ultimately manage to find the light they seek.

She has been an editor, a freelancer, and a teacher, but fiction is her passion. She now blogs and writes and twitters. Not necessarily in that order.

Please visit her blog for ramblings, guest posts, giveaways, and more
http://theaatkinson.wordpress.com

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http://twitter.com/#!/theaatkinson

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Where to find Thea Atkinson online


Books

Water Witch (Book 1 of the Elemental Magic Series)    by Thea Atkinson
Price: $2.99 USD. 51590 words. Published on April 8, 2012. Fiction.

ALAYSHA is a witch who has more power than she can control and her father uses that gift to decimate his enemies. Over her seventeen years, her power has enabled him to become the Emir of a large land. When she is asked to annihilate an entire peaceful village, she doesn't realize it may cost her the only connection she has to her past, and with it the secrets to managing her gift.
Throwing Clay Shadows    by Thea Atkinson
Price: $3.95 USD. 70120 words. Published on July 25, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
On the Isle of Eigg, in 1807, four-year old Maggie believes she has killed her mother by saying bad things, and now she won’t say a word.
Whitecaps: a short story    by Thea Atkinson
Price: Free! 2350 words. Published on July 4, 2011. Fiction.

0.5 star(4.50 from 2 reviews)
First memories are evocative, but so too are the last.
Pray for Reign    by Thea Atkinson
Price: $2.99 USD. 97550 words. Published on January 8, 2011. Fiction.

As Anne Boleyn forges her way into a married man's heart and onto England's throne, she convinces herself that the resulting bloodshed and religious upheaval is a necessary price for the country to pay. But how will she reconcile the letting of her brother's blood when he is accused with her of incest?
Formed of Clay    by Thea Atkinson
Price: $2.99 USD. 27760 words. Published on January 2, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
More than anything, young Sentu wants to learn the new letters of Pharaoh Menes's court. The acolytes suffer under the tutelage of the High Priest: ritual sacrifices involve more than mere beasts, they involve anyone who stands in Hozat's way to ultimate power. Though Sentu is at first spared much of the darkest of Hozat's secrets, he soon realizes he cannot escape the fate of his ka forever.
The Secret Language of Crows    by Thea Atkinson
Price: $3.95 USD. 81240 words. Published on December 19, 2010. Fiction.

Olivia needs to escape the abusive same-sex relationship she finds herself in. When her father suffers a stroke, she recognizes a chance to start fresh. The problem is in order to avoid self-destruction, Olivia must find a way to resolve her mother's suicide, her brother's addiction, and her father's need to be understood-- even if it means she must delve into the darkest parts of her psyche.
Anomaly    by Thea Atkinson
Price: $3.95 USD. 66700 words. Published on December 18, 2010. Fiction.

The evening starts out alright. J is having drinks at a bar with Molly, there are plenty of women to keep them both company. Sure there are a few heavy drug users hanging around outside, but J is well clean of all that. He finally realizes he must face his demons head on if he wants to find peace.
One Insular Tahiti    by Thea Atkinson
Price: $3.99 USD. 88780 words. Published on December 18, 2010. Fiction.

Luke's death is nowhere near what he thought it would be; instead of peace, he finds an unending roll on a sea of memory that stores his entire violent past. Images of war, childhood abuse, and the tortured life of a brother he loved and failed threaten to inundate him.

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Smashwords book reviews by Thea Atkinson

  • The First Ten Steps on June 14, 2011
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    What I like most about this manual is that there is no fluff. It doesn't take 10 pp to get into the stuff you really want to read and learn. The steps are clear and the writing gets right down to the nitty gritty. I don't have to read about the author's indie journey before I can begin working on using the steps. great job. I learned something in the first 3 pages.
  • The Accidental Poltergeist on Aug. 07, 2011
    (no rating)
    a good story even though it was a bit short for my taste.