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Enter the realm of the Pegasus King
All my pretty words have flown away and let out a sigh of relief because something much larger and grander than a post has been born. Pegasus King The first book of the PEGASUS trilogy is now available on Amazon and … Continue reading
Release of TERMS Episode II: Terms of Defilement
We’re two for two! November was TERMS Episode I: Terms of Derangement and now for December, I give you TERMS Episode II: Terms of Defilement, with an even better cover, I think, than the first book! Seriously, this cover has … Continue reading
Book Review: Book 1 Part 2 The Island
Today is just a quick post. Or two. Things to do and place to be. So here’s an update on the Fallen Earth Series. You can see my post on Part One from before. I finished Part Two of Book … Continue reading
Liebster Award
Back on January 4th, Hana at Follow That Rabbit! nominated me for something called the Liebster award. From a Blank Page to Happily Ever after also poked me for the award yesterday, before I could finish hunting up the last … Continue reading
It’s not so far away, my friend.
Sometimes we read about a world and want so very much to be able to walk in it, feel and know it like we would a real place. We so often forget how close to fantasy some parts of the … Continue reading
The Books That Haunt You
Every now and then you run across books that changes you. They get under your skin, into your nearly every waking thought and quiet possibly your dreams, they simple refuse to go away. They haunt us. And we like it. … Continue reading
Children’s Fantasy, or is it?
Fantasy is nearly infinitely scalable. The concept of fantasy stretches between the morality story of Peter Rabbit who lost his clothes frolicking in the garden to the gothic erotic adventures of Anita Blake. There is a place for both ends … Continue reading
That Subversive Genre
There was a time in my childhood when my family was involved in an extreme religious group of the evangelical persuasion. My parents cut all ties to them many years ago, for the better but my memories of those years … Continue reading