Kate Ashwin
Author of Tamamo the Fox Maiden: and Other Asian Stories
Series
Works by Kate Ashwin
Widdershins, Vol. 1: Sleight of Hand 14 copies
Widdershins, Vol. 4: Piece of Cake 12 copies
Widdershins, Vol. 3: Vanishing Act 11 copies
Widdershins, Vol. 6: Find the Lady 10 copies
Widdershins, Vol. 5: Green-Eyed Monster 10 copies
Widdershins, Vol. 7: Curtain Call 6 copies
Widdershins, Vol. 8: Hangman's Knot 6 copies
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Common Knowledge
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- UK
- Places of residence
- West Yorkshire, Yorkshire, England, UK
- Occupations
- web comic creator
editor - Short biography
- Kate Ashwin lives in West Yorkshire, England, with her very understanding husband and two fat cats. She has been making web comics for around 16 years, which is a silly amount of time to do anything, but here we are anyway. Her current project is Widdershins, a series of Victorian-era adventure stories which can be read online at http://www.widdershinscomic.com. (from The Night Marchers, 2021)
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Reviews
ratings from personal enjoyment]
Tabi po (2 stars)
Girl learns to be mindful of the mystical creatures around her, I guess. A little lackluster, but I enjoyed the art.
Pele and Poliahu: A Tale of Fire and Ice (1 star)
Boring.
The Dancing Princess (3 stars)
Loved the artwork! Some of the expressions were really funny.
The Night Marchers (3 stars)
Cute.
The Legend of Apolaki & Mayari (3.5ish stars)
I liked this one. Shame ‘ol girl had to lose her eye though, but let the message stand: don’t fight with your siblings.
Nanaue (3 stars)
This one was weird. Still, liked it tho xD Shark dude looked at a beautiful lady one time, and he was sold. Then he had to be a deadbeat for magical reasons. The story/folktale ended rather somber. Poor mama. Everyone looked beautiful in this story btw.
Thousand Eyes (1 stars)
Daughter tries to get her mom to see the benefits of technology instead of holding on to the traditional ways. I was a little confused at some parts.
The Story of Benito (4 stars)
I had fun with how goofy this story was. The artwork was so cute and cartoony, and Benito seemed like a sweetie. (view spoiler)
The Legend of the Coconut Tree (3 stars)
I particularly liked the inkwork in this one. That snake said, “back then you ain’t want me. Now, you all up on me.” Lol
The Turtle and the Lizard (3 stars)
How the Turtle got its shell.
Kapo’i and the Owl (3 stars)
The Tyrant has Horns (3.5)
Pretty dark.
The Ibalon Epic: A retelling of Baltog (3 stars)
Nothing wrong with a career change. c:
Left in the Canefields (2 stars)
Hmm. I think I like the meaning of this. Be careful who you follow.
The Alan and the Hunters (1 star)
What??? This one was bitter and gory.
The Hula Mano (2 stars)
Pretty.… (more)
Tabi po (2 stars)
Girl learns to be mindful of the mystical creatures around her, I guess. A little lackluster, but I enjoyed the art.
Pele and Poliahu: A Tale of Fire and Ice (1 star)
Boring.
The Dancing Princess (3 stars)
Loved the artwork! Some of the expressions were really funny.
The Night Marchers (3 stars)
Cute.
The Legend of Apolaki & Mayari (3.5ish stars)
I liked this one. Shame ‘ol girl had to lose her eye though, but let the message stand: don’t fight with your siblings.
Nanaue (3 stars)
This one was weird. Still, liked it tho xD Shark dude looked at a beautiful lady one time, and he was sold. Then he had to be a deadbeat for magical reasons. The story/folktale ended rather somber. Poor mama. Everyone looked beautiful in this story btw.
Thousand Eyes (1 stars)
Daughter tries to get her mom to see the benefits of technology instead of holding on to the traditional ways. I was a little confused at some parts.
The Story of Benito (4 stars)
I had fun with how goofy this story was. The artwork was so cute and cartoony, and Benito seemed like a sweetie. (view spoiler)
The Legend of the Coconut Tree (3 stars)
I particularly liked the inkwork in this one. That snake said, “back then you ain’t want me. Now, you all up on me.” Lol
The Turtle and the Lizard (3 stars)
How the Turtle got its shell.
Kapo’i and the Owl (3 stars)
The Tyrant has Horns (3.5)
Pretty dark.
The Ibalon Epic: A retelling of Baltog (3 stars)
Nothing wrong with a career change. c:
Left in the Canefields (2 stars)
Hmm. I think I like the meaning of this. Be careful who you follow.
The Alan and the Hunters (1 star)
What??? This one was bitter and gory.
The Hula Mano (2 stars)
Pretty.… (more)
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Statistics
- Works
- 19
- Members
- 670
- Popularity
- #37,680
- Rating
- 3.9
- Reviews
- 46
- ISBNs
- 21
- Languages
- 1
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