Tag Archives: fiction

The Cock of the South by C.S. Boyack #fantasy #magic #asmsg

Today, I have a versatile author and his lovely robotic assistant, Lisa.  Give a hand, blog visit, and/or book review to C.S. Boyack Thanks to Charles for opening his blog up to guest authors. It seems like we’re always looking … Continue reading

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What Inspired ‘The Navigators’ by Dan Alatorre #ASMSG #scifi #timetravel

Today, I have a guest post from Dan Alatorre, the author behind The Navigators.  I asked him to talk about the inspiration for his latest release and he did not disappoint.  Enjoy the post and have fun in the comments. It’s … Continue reading

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How Far Is Heaven by J.E. Spina #mystery #romance #asmsg

Parker and Priscilla Wilfork are happily married with two children. Life seemed perfect and peaceful until Parker goes on a business trip and does not return. Priscilla finds her world turned upside down when she searches for answers to how … Continue reading

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Purveyor of Escapism

A salesman of dreams That can be shared By infinite minds As long as they wish to open A merchant of illusion Stirring emotions With carefully crafted words That leap upon the page A peddler of tales From worlds beyond … Continue reading

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Pearseus, Rise of the Prince on Sale for #99cents #fantasy #scifi

Title: Pearseus, Rise of the Prince Author: Nicholas C. Rossis Genre: fantasy/sci-fi Publisher: Istomedia Book Blurb: “Pearseus does for ancient Greece what Game of Thrones did for Medieval England.” Three hundred years after humans crash land on Pearseus, Styx, the … Continue reading

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7 Tips to Surviving a Fantasy Ocean Adventure

So you find yourself having to cross the sea, which is either the fifth or the third.  You already lost the map to an ornery gull, but you remember the advice you received from a friendly pirate.  At least his … Continue reading

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Heading into the Wet Blue Yonder in Fantasy

First, I know it’s July 4th here, so I’m not expecting too much traffic for this post.  Also, why I’m going to keep it semi-short and leave it open to conversation for those that happen to be in the blogosphere. … Continue reading

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Famished Tear

(Not sure what caused this poem, but I think a strange dream a couple years ago.  That’s the fun of going through the old folders.  Mysteries abound.) It starts with an explosion From both sides of our world And a … Continue reading

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Questions 3: Females of Fiction (Did I Do This One Already?)

I’m too lazy to see if I did this one already, so let’s go.  Anyway, I started watching the above show on YouTube, which is done by a site (or person?) called Rooster Teeth.  I kept catching clips of this, … Continue reading

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Three Day Weekend Into a Four Day ‘Me’ Week

It’s Memorial Day weekend, so the wife and son are home on Monday.  That means I won’t be tackling a new project until Tuesday.  The plan is to edit Book 13 of Legends of Windemere and get my head together for … Continue reading

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