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Category Archives: fantasy
The Mudfold and Cockeren Feud-part 2 by Tallis Steelyard
The second part of the scandalous story of the feuding ladies of Port Naain, told by Tallis Steelyard, a poet of that city… The Mudfold and Cockeren Feud Part Two I did at the time entertain hopes that the feud … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fantasy, fiction, Guest, Humour, writing
Tagged dress, fashion, Jim Webster, longreads, poet, Port Naain, short story, Tallis Steelyard
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Replay – On The Path – A guest post from Helen Jones
I was very happy to welcome Helen Jones, author of The Ambeth Chronicles – Oak and Mist and No Quarter. The third volume in the series, Hills and Valleys, is due for imminent release. These beautifully written books are listed … Continue reading
The Mudfold and Cockeren Feud: from the pen of Tallis Steelyard
The tale is freshly penned, the ink barely dry and the tale as yet unpublished… and it is with inordinate delight that I once again welcome that renowned, if impecunious poet of Port Naain, Tallis Steelyard, as my guest, with … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, fiction, Guest, Humour
Tagged Books, feud, Jim Webster, longreads, poetry, short story, Tallis Steelyard
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Replay -Guest Post – What do you look for in magical beasts?
Charles Yallowitz was kind enough to join me in June as a guest. As part of the Christmas replay, I share once again his post about the magical beasts that populate the pages of fantasy. Charles is the author of … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, fantasy, fiction, Guest post, Lord of the Rings, writing
Tagged balrog, Charles E Yallowitz, dragon, epic fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic
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Requested to perform by a lady, a guest post by Tallis Steelyard
I have always had a passion for the subtle language of the fan, often a lady’s most formidable weapon. In this instance, it was enough to bring the inimitable Tallis, a poet of some renown, to my domain. Every once … Continue reading
Worlds unfolding
Every time we pick up a pen or lay our fingers on the keys to write, we engage in a process of which much is written, but I wonder how much is really known? We know there is a process… … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, Photography, Spirituality, writing
Tagged BeWoW, imagination, inner stillness, meditation, Meister Eckhart, thought, Writer’s Quote Wednesday
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A world of change
I had picked up the book from the shelves at the top of the stairs. When I am too tired to read anything useful in bed, I go to old and familiar friends that I know I can re-read and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fantasy, fiction, Life, writing
Tagged Anne McCaffrey, Crystal Singer, fantasy, fictional worlds, human nature, Killashandra, sci-fi, storytelling
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Ordinary treasures
“I’m getting old.” The lugubrious tone was hilarious. “Why in particular?” You have to remember that this is my son. If he’s feeling old, he must see me as ancient… I wasn’t giving him that opening though. “I like Antiques … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, History, Humour, Life
Tagged antiques roadshow, arthur negus, going for a song, imagination, time, value
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Book Review: Ravens Gathering by Graeme Cumming
Ravens Gathering Graeme Cumming Should you forgive your family for turning their back on you? Martin Gates left the village fifteen years ago because he didn’t belong any more. Now he’s back, and looking for answers. The problem is, no … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Books, fantasy, fiction, writing
Tagged dark fantasy, mystery, supernatural, thriller
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Book launch! Gorgon, the second volume of the WhipEye Chronicles by Geoffrey Saign
I recently had the pleasure of hosting a guest article by author Geoffrey Saign whose new book has just been released… GORGON WhipEye Chronicles Book 2 “WhipEye” Book 1, 2015 International Book Award Winner, US Book News, & 2015 Outstanding … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Books, earth, fantasy, fiction, Guest post, nature, Responsibility, writing
Tagged ecology, fantasy, YA fiction
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