Richard’s Comments (group member since Sep 09, 2016)

Richard’s comments from the Sword & Sorcery: "An earthier sort of fantasy" group.

@Nathaniel Webb

Thanks! Got it!

The Wells of Ur

The Wells of Ur

Happy Thursday! Are you barbarians craving adventure?

Our April 2022 issue is live on Amazon! Issue 11 features three stories:

The Spiders Eyes by Jeff Shelnutt
A Gentleman of Blades by Matthew Gomez
Stone Figures by Chad A. B. Wilson

Stone Figures is the sequel to Crawling in the Dark, published in our May 2021 issue.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZPQ8F5C/......

A Winter of Chains

Savage Realms Monthly: April 2022: A collection of dark fantasy sword and sorcery short adventure stories

@Jamie

It’s pretty great. I really enjoyed it.

@Kirk

Thanks for the heads up about the Sinbad book! I was able to get books one and three for kindle for a couple of bucks and book two is only $3 and change in paperback!

Welcome Kirk.

@David Smith

Looking forward to your new story in the upcoming DMR release Terra Incognita.

Cyrion

Companions on the Road

Banners of the Sa'Yen



I really enjoyed this one. The POV is an indigenous person who befriends the 'starman'. Left open at the end, sadly no follow up.

Skallagrim – In The Vales Of Pagarna

Am I the only one here to have read this? I wonder if the trilogy will ever be finished? Well, anyways it’s super cheap right now.

https://www.amazon.com/Kasmah-Forma-1...

My review lacks depth but I remember really liking this.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Issue 10 is live. Featuring a new Bohun story by Steve Dilks, titled Black Sunset in the Valley of Death. A new character and story within the world of Dorgo the Dowser by Joe Bonadonna, titled The Vampire Tree. And a fantastic new story by Michael Wexler, titled The Wizard of Kon.


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09X1YF5WG/...

Savage Realms Monthly: March 2022

Sounds great!

@Dariel

Eye of Sounu has some great stuff in it. Hope you enjoy it!

With the original editions of Tierney’s Simon of Gitta books being so scarce and unaffordable, I’ve scooped up Swords Against Caesar and The Drums of Chaos in paperback soon after Pickman Press released them. I just need to get around to reading them. What better time than now?