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Tag Archives: historical fiction
Fantasy Novella The Grail Maiden Book Launch Today
I’ve been working on The Grail Maiden, a novella tie-in to the Dark Apostle series, for a little while now. I enjoy exploring the background of some of the secondary characters in my work, and I hope to do more … Continue reading
The Seasons of War
As I set out from my home to do battle, once again, with the forces of Winter, I mused upon my recent reading, a historical novel, which, in part, depicted battles between Mongols and the knights of the European High … Continue reading
Review: Hereward the Wake, ‘Last of the English’
Hereward the Wake, ‘Last of the English’ by Charles Kingsley My rating: 5 of 5 stars A marvelous adventure story with a medieval setting about the legendary hero of England. I picked up the new Audible edition, read by the … Continue reading
Folding, Spindling, and Mutilating History
Why can’t history just do what I want it to, sometimes? It’s like it’s set in stone or something. I wonder if there are time travel stories about authors going back to try to get things to turn out right … Continue reading
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