Japan’s Burakumin

Japan’s Burakumin

More playing with quote images as promo material. This quote is a bit long. It is from a drafted quote for a short story (novel chapter) I have yet to write. It is set in feudal Japan and extends the story of my “Nature’s Foundling” characters. The unseen character is the Lord Akamatsu’s adopted daughter Kedakai.

I had the worst time trying to get Copilot to create an image of a burakumin, the Japanese lowest caste. No swords! Not farmers!

I learned to make the quoted text look less rectangular and more elliptical. In PowerPoint, instead of adding the text to the shape object, I overlay a larger text box with a transparent background then used carriage returns with the centered text to shape the text via longer and shorter lines; a pain but it looked better.

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I’m Jaycee

Currently, I am a drafter and plodding editor of my own fiction stories. Looking towards the future when edited stories turn into published ones.

Here I am starting to bare my soul to give you a preview of what I have been working on.

See “Harvest of Blood” in this site’s menu bar for a preview of a draft chapter from Boudica and The Butcher, a novel set in a future Second American Civil War.

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