Why? Because today is National Pink Day, obviously!
It’s definitely a day to celebrate!
Pazzaria Productions has been featured in Celebration Life Magazine!
Please click on the cover to or the article, see the whole thing.
Page 14.
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National Pink Day!
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Hhhhhheeeelllllooooo all!
For this father’s day, we would very much like to share with you the culture and history behind this very meaningful holiday.
In addition, here is an excerpt from our Apple Book, The Legend of the Lost Rose:
“Daddy, daddy, daddy, daddy!” said a grouping of what appeared to be about a ton of small frogs, as Spark and Petite walked through the door.
“We were brought from a pond, and were told that you will be our daddy! Is this true, daddy?!” This came out of a particular three of them. The rest just croaked.
“Remember that surprise?” said Petite.
Spark couldn’t believe it, and was welling up in tears. “How, in all of wondrous LIGHT did you ever know that I have always wanted children? And, where did they come from?!” asked an overly emotional Spark.
“Call it a gut instinct, and let’s just say that Miss Buttergrow, may she rest in peace, when she was alive, owed me a special favor.”
Excerpt From: Daniel L Rappaport & Patricia Gresham. “The Legend of the Lost Rose.” North Hamilton Press. Apple Books. https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-legend-of-the-lost-rose/id836967197
That is all for this post! Have a wonderful day!
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“Methought I was enamoured of an ass.“
–William Shakespeare
We, at Pazzaria Productions, are always innovating, and looking towards the future.
We would very much like to present two upcoming projects, that are very close to our hearts….
“So, you are extraordinarily familiar with the Apovil and his doings. But of course, the entirety of LIGHT could not have been created with one being. And indeed it was not!”
Excerpt From: Daniel L Rappaport & Patricia Gresham. “The Legend of the Lost Rose.” North Hamilton Press. Apple Books.
https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-legend-of-the-lost-rose/id836967197
In grand, innovative style, we are updating our current corporate website. We are injecting much more story into the whole thing. We are moving away from this notion that a website should be within the same ideation as an “interactive magazine”, but, rather, taking more of the production thrust of a theme park attraction, at it’s core.
We have four wizards, forming our coven, that showcase the various areas of Pazzaria Productions. Through this presentation actually comes the creation of the world of Light (as showcased in our books).
Coming soon!
This fun, highly interactive, hilarious piece of wondrous poetry will come to life in a fun, interactive app!
It will be almost video game-like.
What we are bringing to the table is this idea of integrating this timeless tale with our “The Lost Rose” series, for an unforgettable online adventure!
Coming soon!
That is all for now! Thanks ever so much!
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Spark the Flying Frog is a combination of many different aspects of my life.
For one, he’s gay, as am I.
He’s a multi-media artist, as am I.
He flies. Sorry. I am still working on that one.
He has many aspects of my own personality, yet
makes decisions that I wouldn’t always make.
In my humble opinion, he spends way too much
time on his art. And yet, I am, as well, simultaneously
jealous, as that is a key secret to his wide success.
He definitely likes to take control, in situations, as much as he
possibly can.
When he starts to learn magick, at first he is apprehensive,
as he is quite confused to the benefits, and how this would
even help with his art making.
Yet, as time goes on, he realizes that it serves as an extremely
important and valuable tool to saving the planet of Light.
I definitely wanted him to be faery like, yet not a faery.
This is where the wings come in.
The kind of frog that he meets is, as well,
extremely intelligent. He, in fact, has a college
degree. His name is Petite. Aside from the fact
that he gets Spark out of an extremely precarious
situation upon meeting, they two’s personalities
merge and coalesce perfectly together.
Why a frog?
I think that the frog form is really interesting.
There aren’t a whole lot of stories where frogs
are the heroes.
I kind of feel for this important race, and wanted
to do it justice.
Perhaps you will feel a little bit differently about frogs,
after experiencing my books?
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The Apovil’s name is inspired by the ancient Egyptian – “Apophis“.
He is featured in our story, “The Legend of the Lost Rose“, and is a very complex character.
Is he evil? Is he not? We aren’t entirely sure.
The planet that he resides on is called Light, and it is going under. The Apovil is just randomly flying through and smashing up the world’s towns. Nobody quite knows why.
Another theory, as to the planet’s untimely demise, is that there is a rose, who’s roots stretch all of the way around the planet. The rose, itself, stretches far north, from the planet’s surface, into the sky.
You kind of can’t really see it. It’s a conspiracy theory. You don’t really know it’s there, unless you know that it’s there.
The roots give the planet it’s life force. The roots are dying, and so is the planet along with it.
Can precious, Wiccan Light be saved?
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