Author Archives: Debbie

About Debbie

Debbie Mumford specializes in fantasy and paranormal romance. She loves mythology and is especially fond of Celtic and Native American lore. She writes about faeries, dragons, and other fantasy creatures for adults as herself, and for tweens and young adults as Deb Logan.

Prompt Openings: Mythology and Steampunk!

Posted on January 7, 2017 by Debbie

Stories often have blended starts. What if I put this together with that? What would happen? Would the result be interesting? In the case of To Dream of Flying, I found an obscure reference to a Native American tribe of … Continue reading →

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Good-bye, 2016 … Hello, 2017!

Posted on December 31, 2016 by Debbie

I’m thrilled to announce that WDM Publishing has released my final SPUN YARNS Short for 2016: NEW YEAR … just in time for the arrival of our real New Year: 2017 😀 NEW YEAR by Debbie Mumford Audience: Science Fiction … Continue reading →

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Prompt Openings: Faeries and Dragons!

Posted on December 3, 2016 by Debbie

One of the first stories I ever wrote was based on the idea of a family curse (?) passed from grandmother to granddaughter down through the ages. It skipped every other generation, so the mother of the next to inherit … Continue reading →

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Red’s Latest Adventure!

Posted on November 6, 2016 by Debbie

One of my first professional sales was a duet of short stories about a mischievous faery who had been imprisoned by the faery queen in a pane of ancient Irish glass. Red, the scoundrel in question, has remained one of … Continue reading →

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Prompt Openings: Ghosts!

Posted on October 29, 2016 by Debbie

This week we’re moving from gambling to ghost stories. After all, it is almost Halloween! Twelve-year-old Hannah Barnes is just like all the other girls in her small town, except for one little detail: Hannah’s best friend is a ghost. … Continue reading →