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Tag Archives: fantasy
Path of the Traitors: An Upcoming Adventure for Redemption
Time to start looking at the next Legends of Windemere entry, which will bring us one step closer to December’s finale. It will be an epic journey through harsh lands where the heroes will fight to redeem themselves for past sins. Wait … Continue reading
Posted in Path of the Traitors
Tagged author, epic fantasy, fantasy, fantasy series, fiction, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, Queen Trinity, redemption, sword & sorcery, traitors, villains, writing
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Shields: Not Just For Dinner Parties Any More
A while back, I was asked to write about the different types of shields. I’d already set up the posts for July to promote The Life & Times of Ichabod Brooks, so here we are in August. This takes a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged armor, bucklers, defense, fantasy, fiction, knights, Legends of Windemere, magic, medieval times, reality, shields, tower shields, warriors
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The Instinctive Hero: Guts Over Brains
On the other end of the mental spectrum are those characters who demand almost entirely on instinct. Just like Thinkers, they aren’t entirely instinct, but that’s what drives them more than planning. Much like their tactics, these characters are fairly … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged characters, fantasy, fiction, guts, instinct, Legends of Windemere, tactics, writing
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Fatherhood in Fantasy Fiction
Fatherhood is a slight theme in The Life & Times of Ichabod Brooks. He is proud of being a father and there is one story that involves a father/son. Another involves orphans being escorted to their new homes. Originally, I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged children, family, fantasy, fathers, fiction, Ichabod Brooks, kids, magic, mothers, parenthood
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Ichabod Brooks: A Character with a Long and Mysterious Past
Ichabod Brooks has had a long and exciting life that could fill many books with adventures. His youthful years were reckless, but he survived and gained the skills that would make him a legend. The middle of his career showed … Continue reading
Posted in Ichabod Brooks
Tagged characters, fantasy, fiction, history, Ichabod Brooks, mystery, past, sword & sorcery, writing
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Hosts Wanted For December Finale Guest Posts
I’m making this a sticky post since I know weekends are busy for people. After speaking with C.S. Boyack about blog tours, he pointed out that I really need to give Legends of Windemere a big sendoff. I know there’s still Path … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged December, fantasy, fiction, finale, guest posts, help, Legends of Windemere, sword & sorcery, volunteers, Windemere
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