S.D. McPhail's Blog, page 2
September 6, 2017
Author Interview: Judd Vowell
In Overthrown, Judd Vowell creates a strangely familiar world in the near future, weaving two dynamic stories together flawlessly. Cyberterrorists create a collapsing society while a family fights for survival in the newly dismal landscape. Continue reading →
August 30, 2017
Author Interview: Terry Maggert
Terry's novels explore dark fantasy, immortality, and the nature of love as we know it. Continue reading →
August 23, 2017
Author Interview: Declan Finn
Author Declan Finn talks about his "holy thriller" A Pius Man, first book in the Pius Trilogy. Continue reading →
August 18, 2017
Win a Kindle Plus 15 eBooks!
Enter to win a new Kindle eReader, PLUS fifteen (15) fantasy eBooks. In addition to the awesome All-New Kindle E-reader – Black, 6” Glare-Free Touchscreen Display, one lucky winner will receive… Echo of the High Kings by Kal Spriggs. Fade … Continue reading →
August 9, 2017
Author Interview: Russell Newquist
Author and publisher Russell Newquist describes his new urban fantasy novel War Demons and talks about indie publishing. Continue reading →
July 26, 2017
Dwarka: India’s Atlantis
Move over Atlantis, we need to make room for the lost city of Dwarka. When Plato wrote about a utopian island kingdom as an allegorical tale, he had no idea that our modern pop culture would become riddled with references … Continue reading →
May 25, 2017
The Origin Key Only $0.99 + Free Excerpt!
Treasures of Dodrazeb: The Origin Key, the first book in my sword-and-science fantasy adventure series, is discounted to only $0.99 through June 1st! It’s for anyone who enjoys history with a dash of fantasy interwoven with compelling mystery. This sweeping adventure chronicles a warrior’s … Continue reading →
May 3, 2017
Did In Search Of… Beget Expedition Unknown?
My tastes in entertainment have matured as TV’s efforts to sensationalize myths and tell titillating tales have evolved. Still, nothing prompts my imagination quite like ancient unsolved riddles, a big factor in my decision to write historical fantasy novels. It’s … Continue reading →
Did In Search Of… Beget Destination Unknown?
My tastes in entertainment have matured as TV’s efforts to sensationalize myths and tell titillating tales have evolved. Still, nothing prompts my imagination quite like ancient unsolved riddles, a big factor in my decision to write historical fantasy novels. It’s … Continue reading →
April 20, 2017
Colossal Statue Buried Under Modern City Streets
Ever think about the people who lived in your neighborhood thousands of years ago? Their culture was vastly different from ours, yet humans through the ages have been remarkably the same in many ways. They worked hard to feed and … Continue reading →
