Mar 29, 2021 | Book six, characters, fantasy, Organic writing, Plot Development, Story Concepts, writing |
I never like posting to my blog when I haven’t really got much news, but since so many of you are asking for an update, I guess it’s time to provide some sort of reassurance about book six in A Pattern of Shadow and Light. As I mentioned in my last update,...
Nov 30, 2019 | Book Three, fantasy, Integrity, Paths of Alir, Pelas Isabel and Ean, Sexuality |
*******THIS POST CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR ANYONE WHO HAS NOT FINISHED PATHS OF ALIR****** My first blog post (in 2014) on the topic of Isabel and Pelas in Paths of Alir generally concerned a miscommunication made in the original text which has now long been corrected....
May 26, 2019 | Adepts of Elae, characters, fantasy, Themes, Uncategorized |
While I know many of you are enjoying my series on Audible (which is read by the extremely talented Nick Podehl, who does an incredible job of pronouncing the many incomprehensible names I’ve constructed for my characters) it’s been brought to my attention...
Jan 1, 2019 | Book Covers, Book five, eBooks, fantasy, New releases |
I’m excited to share with you the cover for The Sixth Strand, A Pattern of Shadow & Light Book Five. Let me know how you like it. If nothing else, hopefully this helps whet your appetite for all things Alorin. The Sixth Strand will be released on June 15th,...
May 11, 2018 | Book five, fantasy, Plot Development, Story Concepts, Uncategorized, writing |
Dearest readers: I have emerged from the singularity called Alorin to discover that six months have passed since I last updated you on the progress of book five (a fact which more than many of you have recently pointed out). I guess it’s time for an...
Jun 17, 2017 | Book five, Character Development, fantasy, Plot Development, Story Concepts, writing |
Once upon a time I had a dream, a dream of a book, a book to complete a fantasy series, a fantasy series to please fantasy readers, reading the completed book of this series from this erstwhile dream. If this sounds oddly wistful, it’s rather a reflection of my state...