Tag Archives: Mythic Fiction

Seed Fall Ch29

Chapter Twenty-Nine of my current wip. As before, all and any comments very much appreciated Please note: This is a weekly post Canipse had ample time to construct a story. Yet when Dorsin landed the flier – too close to … Continue reading

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Seed Fall Ch7

Chapter Seven of my current wip. All and any comments very much appreciated The five dragons tore at their fallen fellow. Ranging from small to as big as the giant Jess had stunned, they ripped great chunks from the still-living … Continue reading

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Work In Progress

Chapter Two of my current wip. All and any comments very much appreciated Jess cursed, such wretched timing. What now to do? He didn’t want to abandon a newby-bud Obs to the terrors of a first waking. But neither did … Continue reading

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Summer Reading

Join Kerrid as she seeks her identity, a quest that takes her from a young inexperienced chancer to the leader of a nation, from tribal life to a settled town, from The Spinner’s Child to the realisation of The Spinner’s … Continue reading

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CCC248: Thor and the Frost Giants

Ståle hurried his wife and children. They had to seek safety, the storm was approaching. Coming closer. Closer. Growing louder. Louder. Crash. Thump. Clash. Colliding. Rumbles and grumbles. It was Thor, to be sure, stomping across the land, his chariot … Continue reading

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Guest Post on Tony Riches Blog

Don’t you just love it when a fellow writer invites you to write a post for their blog. This is what Historical Fiction writer Tony Riches did when he discovered I was about to launch a new book. And so … Continue reading

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Melusine

The rhythmic whoosh and whish of the sea drew Melusine on. Down river she swam, avoiding the hooks of the anglers there. She just wanted to see the sea, just this once. But she had been warned not to stray … Continue reading

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The Pole That Threads

Kerrid watched the sky, a sullen stare at the encircling Star Serpent, a fervent prayer to the Spinner for some sign, any sign, some guidance. That sign came the third night. She thought she’d entranced to the Web, yet there … Continue reading

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Spring Update 2022

A Regular Pattern Followers on this blog will notice over the past year I’ve settled into a regular pattern.  Marie’s Photo Challenge. Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt. Sunday Picture Post. Tuesday Treats, and Crimson’s Creative Challenge. My personal life has been … Continue reading

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Of Eskin and Trade

How could they not know Eskin when they purported to be traders? Eskin was the speech of the peoples to the south. True, the Alsime-speaking Himen shared a fringing of land across the sea, but the Himen didn’t trade on … Continue reading

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