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March 1, 2019
Story for the Day: Myndil Plodostirr
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February 13, 2019
New #Book: Creatures of Fairytale and Myth
Very proud and excited to announce the project I've been working on these last few months:Creatures from Fairy-Tale and Myth is a compendium of stories, written by the Legendary Ed Greenwood (Forgotten Realms), the Indelible Andrew Valkauskas (Fate of the Norns), the Historical James Kerr, and by me.
An immense volume, highlighting many monsters and fey from European myth, featuring new stories by the loremasters of modern fantasy. Many thanks to Andrew, for asking me to work on the book. I h...
January 31, 2019
New #Book Sneak Peek: Myndil and His Monsters
No, that isn't want the book is called, but it does have to do with ancient creatures and monsters. More release information will be available soon, but for now, enjoy the story of Myndil and his other self:
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January 6, 2019
New Story for the #NewYear: Clerical Work
For all those, like myself and Bilar, who have to work through the holidays:
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December 23, 2018
Maith Ailineighdaeth! A new #book is on the way!
Maith Ailineighdaeth and Happy Frewyn New Year to all!There are many new books coming in the new year, including a new Baba story, a new Galleisian tale, and Martje's very own cookery book, replete with recipies (or receipts) from the castle keep. This is a book I've wanted to have done for sometime. The book will also include a few dishes from the northern continent and all the making methods.
Below is one of the items in the book: Karnwyl peat cake, as explained by Martje:
"Peat cake, or gurr...
December 20, 2018
A story for the #holidays: To Gut a Goose
Nowadays, it is not everyone who is called upon to secure their own holiday dinner. We peruse the markets, choose a turkey or ham as we like, dress it and broil it and think nothing of it, but if we were made to garnish the table as it is done on the farms, very few of us would ever put a bird on the table again:
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December 11, 2018
Story for the Day: Sponge and Quiltcake
Frewyn is famous for its desserts: from honey sponge, to quiltcake, to tarts and pies, Frewyn are the resounding champions of afters, so much so that even the Gods will turn up at table if only to have a slice of something good giving away.
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November 20, 2018
Story for the Day: Pumpkin Spice
Pumpkin is not an acceptable flavouring at anytime.
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October 19, 2018
Story for the Day: The Spy Office
There are many divisions of the Frewyn Armed Forces: the Regulars are made up of cerns and captains and commanders, the Royal Guard are comprised of Elites and Brigadiers, and even the Brigade has its own especial subsection within the ranks of Westren, lending its members to the remote reaches of the Menorian Mountains and the Four Beacons, Frewyn’s far flung corners, where no one save a few passing gulls and ancient winkles would go at the best times of the year. Within these divisions are...
October 5, 2018
The Myrellenos now available!
IT IS TIME. GO FORTH AND READ. Many thanks to Twisk, who did an amazing job on the cover. More art to come in the paperback!
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A book about seasongs, assassins, and tea-drinking pirates.
It is also a book about grammar, breakfast, and science.
Join Captain Danaco, Bartleby, and Rannig aboard the Myrellenos, where games are played into the late evening, limbs are lost over cards, and experiments are done on slightly fungal midshipmen. The conclusion to the Marridon novellas.
Grab the book HERE.
