
Here are some of my older works. My current projects include:
Flight from Endwood,
a
science-fiction/fantasy novel
(first draft finished; currently being edited and worked through critiquecircle.com)
The Kinyn Chronicles, a
co-authored Christian
fantasy/romance novel
(currently being written with Maggie Phillippi)
Bright Eyes and Purple Threads,
a Christian
young-adult novel (manuscript finished; on the
back-burner)
All works here copyright 1994-2006, Julie Bihn. Do not edit them, put them on your page, or redistribute them in any way, for profit or not. You may print a single copy for your own use.
However, feel free to link to this page as long as you don't try to pass it off as your own. Thanks!
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A girl is pulled into another world, a place where she is treated like a princess. But what is her purpose there? I'm hoping to eventually finish revising this, but since it's never going to be published, and since I've improved quite a bit since I wrote this, it's hard to get the motivation. |
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A small, cheerful country is threatened, but the conflict ends unlike anyone could imagine... This is a story I wrote when I was younger. Before college younger. Is it the next Eragon? No! But I suppose you might find it interesting.....
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Maybe she'd be better off with imaginaryfriends instead. "My Visitors: Carol's Story"
(1996) The first story I managed to finish and remain satisfied with for any length of time. It's not awful. |
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I've got several short stories written, though they tend to be depressing, which was what I was taught in school...If you want to read "Melinda" (fans of my comics may or may not recognize the reference), e-mail me and I'll send it to you. |
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How does a woman deal with rejection? Especially if it's self-imposed? My Humanities teacher wanted me to write an "Underground Woman" story (based off concepts in Dostoyevsky's "Notes from the Underground") instead of a literary paper for my final project for the class. Actually, I kind of like this story now. And it was a lot more fun than writing a paper! |
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A little project I did for a class. |