Tag Archives: Fantasy

Funki Fungi

Posted on November 19, 2016 by crispina kemp

While these pictures  might seem the result of imbibing some ancient hallucinogenic concoction, I do assure you they’re simply the result of playing with ‘image-altering’ software. Enjoy . . . Editing software used: Picasa (preloaded on my laptop) CorelDraw & … Continue reading →

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The King’s Beer

Posted on September 27, 2016 by crispina kemp

Bregan’s cuckold ‘father’ has been blaming the Darkness for his delay in taking Bregan to his sister, the King’s Wife, where she’s to inherit the craft—but when a stranger arrives out of this Darkness everything changes . . . Read on. … Continue reading →

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Fantasy Names

Posted on August 19, 2015 by crispina kemp

It is a cliché that character and place names in fantasy fiction should be ‘strange’. The more distant in time and space, the weirder the names. The reason isn’t hard to divine. Unfamiliar character and place names helps to set … Continue reading →

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Julia’s Ghost

Posted on January 28, 2015 by crispina kemp

Julia had struggled to grasp the concept: that the trip to Destination wasn’t a physical journey but a receipt of impersonal memories. And now she’s experienced it . . . ?   “I saw a man.” I don’t believe how calmly I said it. “It … Continue reading →

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More on Angels

Posted on November 27, 2012 by crispina kemp

At risk of labouring, I realise I gave no introductory blurb to The Angel in the Park. It just is there. Whack. So, belatedly . . . When I first wrote Angel in the Park it was as the first … Continue reading →

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