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JEMMA'S BLOG

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Inkfeather Pages is where I share the messier, more honest side of writing life — drafting, revising, the odd garden-fatigued Sunday, and everything in between. Expect notes from the desk, behind-the-scenes glimpses of works in progress, and the occasional ramble about what it actually takes to finish a novel.

Jemma Weir is a Scottish indie author of paranormal romance and urban fantasy with bite: magic is messy, love is fierce, and family means everything. Fantasy was her first love. Now she writes the kind of stories she always wanted to read — gritty, heartfelt, and just a little unhinged.

Death and Visions Post - Calling Beta Readers
Death and Visions Series

Calling Beta Readers for Broken Sight (Death & Visions Book 2)

With Book 1 now out in the world, I’m excited to share that Book 2 — Broken Sight — is officially ready for beta readers. This story has been simmering away behind the scenes, and now that the draft is complete, it’s time to bring in fresh eyes before final edits begin. If you’ve been waiting to dive back into Edinburgh’s shadows, this is your chance to get an early look at what comes next.

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Death and Visions Series

COVER & BLURB REVEAL — DEATH & VISIONS: BROKEN SIGHT (BOOK 2)

After the launch of Book 1, I’m excited to finally share the cover and official blurb for Broken Sight, the second book in the Death & Visions series. If all goes well, it should be arriving towards the end of this year. This book picks up six months after the Calamity Theatre case and throws our protagonist straight back into Edinburgh’s shadows — where politics, power, and the truth are becoming harder to separate. Here’s

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Death and Visions Series

Blurred Lines: A New Supernatural Crime Novel Release

It has been a busy few months behind the scenes, and I’m excited to finally share that my new supernatural crime novel, Blurred Lines, is officially out in the world. This book marks the beginning of the Death and Visions series, and I’m thrilled to introduce readers to a new corner of Edinburgh filled with mystery, magic and more than a few secrets. Blurred Lines – Death and Visions, Book 1 Two wounds. One corpse.

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Writing Retreat at Loch Lomond ✍️✨

From Tuesday afternoon through to Friday morning, I joined twelve other writers for a writing retreat on the shores of Loch Lomond. I arrived the day before, which gave me a head start and an extra day of writing before the official sessions began. The loch was beautiful, even in December. Cold, yes, but atmospheric in a way that made the whole experience feel special. A storm swept in from Tuesday into Wednesday, bringing wild

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Highland Rift Pack Series

Burned by Embers: Novel November success & Reflections

Word Count: 66,869 / 50,000Status: Draft 1 Complete The Finish Line (and Beyond) Novel November has officially wrapped, and I’m thrilled to say Burned by Embers crossed the finish line at 66,869 words—well past the 50K target. The draft is complete. It’s rough in places, missing a few connective threads, but it’s alive. And that’s the victory worth celebrating. The Struggles The Successes What Comes Next The draft needs to cool. I’ll step back, let

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Other Updates

Cold Water, Warm Words: A Weekend at Loch Insh

This weekend I did something I never thought I’d have the nerve to try—wild swimming in water that hovered around 9 degrees. And not just once, but twice. I joined Alice from Swim Wild and half a dozen other women at Loch Insh for a weekend of cold water dips and creative writing workshops, and I’m still buzzing from the experience. I’ll be honest: the first swim nearly broke me. We started at the Loch

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???? October Update: Blindsided Novella & NaNoWriMo Plans ????

It’s been a long road back to the page, but I’m finally writing again—and I’ve got exciting news. The Blindsided novella is coming this November. After months of trying (and sometimes failing) to rebuild my writing habits, I’ve finally found my rhythm again. Some days were a battle of willpower and tea (yes, caffeine in the form of tea is my creative fuel), but the stubbornness paid off. I’m thrilled to say that Blurred Lines,

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Embracing Change and Celebration ????

December is upon us, and as I prepare to close out the year, I find myself in the midst of an exciting whirlwind—getting ready to move house and restarting work on my Seer series. Embracing Change and Celebration. Purging and Packing ???? Early next year I’ll be packing up and moving house! It has given me a fantastic opportunity to declutter, and I’ve embarked on a mission to purge the house of things I don’t

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Rejuvenating Month – Rekindling the Creative Flame

Hello Wonderful Readers, I hope this newsletter finds you well and brimming with excitement as we head into the festive season. November has been an incredibly rejuvenating month for me, and I’m thrilled to share my journey and some exciting new projects with you. A Journey Through Thailand This month, I had the pleasure of spending some time in the beautiful country of Thailand. The vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and warm people provided the perfect

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Weeks 16+17 progress – Broken Sight

Weeks 16+17 was mostly Broken Sight. It was a little slow the first week, but the second week I was away with work and productivity ground to a halt for various reasons. Though I will say the break was nice, and Stationeers is an addictive game. I’ve made it to nearly the ¾ mark of Death and Visions book 2 and it’s going great. A few changes are going to be needed, but the logic

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