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Our Friend – The Prologue
Today, Byron Gillan is back on the blog to discuss prologues. Interested in learning more? Read on. Click here for more posts by Byron. A raven-haired woman flees through the night, pursued by a band of villains… A terrible calamity befalls a … Continue reading
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World Builders 2.0 — Adam Greven & Matt Deller
Today on World Builders 2.0, we enter the world of Adam Greven & Matt Deller, authors of The Knight Proper. Adam is 31 and a resident of sunny southern California. Although The Knight Proper is his first published work Adam … Continue reading
World Builders 2.0 — G. Derek Adams
Today, we enter the world of G. Derek Adams, author of Asteroid Made of Dragons. G. Derek Adams is an independent artist and writer living in Athens, GA. He is a winner of the Sword and Laser Collection Contest on … Continue reading
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World Builders 2.0 — C. Brennecke
Today, we enter the world of C. Brennecke, author of Seven Shards: The Colors of Wine. C. Brennecke is a writer, artist, and lifelong daydreamer. She works as a publications editor and organizes chaos for fun. She has always had … Continue reading
World Builders 2.0 –Melissa Berg
Today, we enter the world of Melissa Berg, author of the Shifting Balance Series. Melissa Berg is the author of the Shifting Balance Series, which has been her passion for the past ten years. She also works as an illustrator … Continue reading
World Builders 2.0 — Andrew Wood
Today, we enter the world of Andrew Wood, author of Storm of Fury, which just recently reached funding for the Quill imprint on Inkshares! Andrew Wood is an 18 year old, recent high school graduate with a love of writing … Continue reading
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World Builders 2.0 — Amanda Orneck
Today, we enter the world of Amanda Orneck, author of Shadow of the Owl. Born in Fountain Valley, CA, raised in a small town called Montrose, CA, Amanda has never stayed in one place for long — until now. She … Continue reading
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World Builders 2.0 — Craig Munro
Welcome back to World Builders 2.0, the bigger, better reincarnation of the popular World Builders series that ran from August – December last year. Stay tuned every Monday and Friday for a D&D-style tour of new and exciting fantasy worlds … Continue reading
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World Builders 2.0 — Joseph Asphahani
Happy February! This month, you can look forward to more great posts from our contributors — the focus in these posts: Fantasy, the making of a story that will live through the ages. But there’s more! World Builders resumes — … Continue reading
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World Builders — Dennis L. McKiernan
I’m honored today to welcome my long-time favorite fantasy author, Dennis L. McKiernan, to my blog today. I’ve always loved the world of Mithgar and thought it would be great to hear from the one who created it through following … Continue reading