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Family of the Tri-Rune Prologue Part 2 (Possible Spoilers)
“I arrive to find bickering children in the place of noble goddesses. I can only assume that little Yola is the source of the squabble. You two must learn to put that mess behind you,” Gabriel says with a mocking … Continue reading
Family of the Tri-Rune Prologue Part 1 (Possible Spoilers)
The ocean churns and crashes against the black crags of Shayd. The fortress-like continent of darkness towers above the wild waters, its steep sides rising toward the immortal storm clouds above. The smooth walls shimmer softly in the feeble light … Continue reading
Gabriel: God of Destiny, Hell, and the Chaos Void
Some days I’m a little disappointed that the Gods and Goddesses of Windemere don’t get enough attention. Not just from readers, but from me. With the Law of Influence preventing them from getting physically involved, I can only use them … Continue reading
Morality and Fiction
I might run the risk of getting into trouble here, but it’s something that I want to write about. Morals and ethics within a fantasy setting are an interesting pitfall. The nuances of these categories differ among groups and individuals. … Continue reading
On Sale Now! Legends of Windemere: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower for .99 Cents!
The day has come, everyone! Legends of Windemere: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower is live on Amazon.com! See the adventure that Luke Callindor and his friends have found themselves in now. Meet the hot-tempered, magic-hurling Nyx and her cunning rival Trinity … Continue reading
What Do You Look for in Demons?
Traditionally, demons are the bad guys. The monsters and eaters of human. There has been a slight change with characters like Inuyasha and Etrigan where circumstances have made the demon a hero. Typically, this is done with half-breeds and those … Continue reading
What Do You Look For In a Hero?
One of the more interesting things about Beginning of a Hero reviews was that a few of them mentioned how Luke Callindor wasn’t heroic. He was immature, unpolished, reckless, and selfish. First, this is the beginning of a series, so … Continue reading
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Not an Angel?
I call you an angel Which you casually deny With an impish grin Yet, I always see your wings Folded and off-white More beautiful than those of any bird I can see your halo Crooked, but still pristine Emanating your … Continue reading
Conflict: Fancy Way of Saying Good vs. Evil
This topic has been sitting on my ‘thought post’ list for a long time. I believe I had a genius post for it in January and figured it was so great that it would stay with me as I built … Continue reading
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