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 I’m carrying on the tradition! This month and next month, I’ll be sharing all the fiction books I read in the second half of this year (see June and July for the first half).
Well, let’s get to it!
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 As I write this, I’m trying to ignore the tinnitus in my left ear. It started this morning when I woke up (45 minutes before my alarm, thanks to a call from the doctor’s office, grr) and hasn’t gone away yet. It’s probably due to the change in air pressure; a front moved in last night and there was a big storm and it’s still overcast late this morning as I type. Oh well, at least I don’t have a pressure-change migraine. And I’ve got my UV lamp on to ward off the glooms.
 This post is a continuation from last month’s. Here are the rest of the (fiction) books I read in the first half of this year:
 I swear, every year seems to fly by faster and faster... How is it time for this again already??
Last year I saw a trend on TikTok, the “mid-year reading check,” and thought it would make for a good blog post. (It ended up being two posts, which was great for getting me more content, heh.) This year I’m continuing the pattern!  In my last three posts, I introduced my AI art obsession. :D I've experimented a ton with the Dream app by Wombo on my phone, trying to get awesome images of characters and places from Hunter's Moon. It certainly isn't perfect, but I've improved my technique (which keywords I use, etc.) and gotten a lot of cool pics!
This is the fourth, and maybe final, post in my series of character-spotlighting blog posts using AI art. I'm calling it "miscellaneous" since these characters don't really fit in a neat category together.  In my last two posts, I introduced my AI art obsession. :D I've experimented a ton with the Dream app by Wombo on my phone, trying to get awesome images of characters and places from Hunter's Moon. It certainly isn't perfect, but I've improved my technique (which keywords I use, etc.) and gotten a lot of cool pics! This is the third in my series of character-spotlighting blog posts using AI art.
I mentioned I'd be doing a Couples Edition, so here it is! I'll go in order of longest to shortest relationship time.  In my last post I introduced my AI art obsession. :D I've experimented a ton with the Dream app by Wombo on my phone, trying to get awesome images of characters and places from Hunter's Moon. It certainly isn't perfect, but I've improved my technique (which keywords I use, etc.) and gotten a lot of cool pics! This is the second in my series of character-spotlighting blog posts using AI art.
 I have a confession to make: I am completely obsessed with AI art. :D I've been experimenting with the Dream app by Wombo on my phone for days and days now, trying to get awesome images of characters and places from Hunter's Moon. It certainly isn't perfect, but I've improved my technique (which keywords I use, etc.) and gotten a lot of cool pics!
For my next few blog posts, I thought I'd show you a bunch of the best ones, accompanying some character sketches (pun always intended) so you can get to know some of the characters from my books!  As I promised last month, here’s a poem (really, a parody) that I wrote recently! :)
[“Ode” is short for Odious! ;P Also, for those who may not be aware: April is one of the most dreaded months for Americans because it’s when taxes are due! April 15th in particular (although it’s the 18th this year) is a day of infamy. ;P]  Well, I've just completed another revolution around the sun this week,* and to celebrate, I thought I would give you guys a gift, hobbit-style! :) So here's a deleted scene, an excerpt that got cut from the beginning of Hunter's Moon because it didn't get the plot started fast enough.
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AuthorSarah Awa lives in Ohio with two hairy guys and writes books about werewolves. 
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