Mab Morris

@mabwrites.bsky.social

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Author of fantasy, mythopoeic fantasy, regency fantasy. www.mabmorris.com

Picture of a book cover, front and back. The cover has the author's name at the top: Mab Morris. The title in at the bottom: Let Us Pretend Caregiving is Easy: A book of Poems. The picture is of an old woman's hands, the left somewhat curled, the right flat, over her chest. The back cover has copy about the book, and about the author. It is long. I'll try to have an audio with all of it when the print book becomes live.
Picture of a garden in progress, at the center of the garden is a labyrinth that's overgrown.
A woman with damp hair holding a big mug that is a stylized hedgehog.
I painting of part of fictional planet, some of it colored for the regions and countries which are written.
Image of a woman in a red dress with gold embroidery, holding a kopesh like sword. She is turning away from a wall with a candle lit for the goddess Nesuet.
Picture of an alien world map of the planet Ihyel that's only drawn by ink and pen, but the seas are starting to be blue along the coastline.
A labyrinth being flooded by rain.
An image in space of an asteroid field backlit by a sun, with a geographic sphere illuminating a brilliant blue dot at the leading edge of the field. (It is a hint to what else will come).
An incomplete fantasy planet with red, green, pink dots indicating where the books written are from.
A tapestry of a hunting scene hanging on a green wall behind a desk facing the room. An orange setee is on the lower left of the image, and a rug is in front of it next to the desk
A bowl with picked lettuce, some that have clearly bolted into a long tall stalk with leaves coming off of it.
Tables with black table cloths, boxes of books to the left beyond, then racks with books and bookmarks
It's a deck with three different bar chairs. On the left, one is purple, the next blue, but without a back, the third orange, at it's feet is a painted cat, orange, and smiling. There are two wrought iron chairs as well, by a table, to the right. I repainted the chairs, which had been stored where they might have rotted. The cat shows it's damage as well. Its teeth aren't white.