by admin | Aug 29, 2018 | fantasy, film, random, writing
Tony Stark would be no match for Sauron. My eldest has recently become interested in the Marvel movies. So, under no great duress, I’ve been watching some of them with him. I’ve seen most of them before, but it is a pleasure to watch them again, chiefly due to seeing...
by admin | Apr 15, 2018 | fantasy, noblebright, writing
Noblebright Fantasy Love Noblebright fantasy love? What’s that? And what does love have to do with this genre? Practically everything. And if you take a peek behind the curtain, if you really look behind the curtain, not just practically everything, but...
by admin | Feb 26, 2018 | fantasy, writing
A friend of mine, C. J. Brightley, is publishing two new noblebright books. The first, a Christmas novella, is called Twelve Days of (Faerie) Christmas, and will be released on February 27, which happens to be tomorrow. The second book, Fell Beasts and Fair, is an...
by admin | Oct 5, 2017 | fantasy, indie authors, writing
Recently, I was involved with an anthology of Noblebright epic fantasy books called LUMINOUS. A superb bunch of authors collaborated on that project, and today one of them, L. Jagi Lamplighter, is visiting the site for a chat about the Noblebright genre, her book, and...
by admin | Oct 2, 2017 | fantasy, indie authors, writing
Nice interview with fellow author Intisar Khanani on her site. I contributed a book recently, along with her, to a collection of noblebright fantasies called Luminous. Anyway, check out the interview. It’s coupled with a giveaway of a LOTR tote bag and a Harry...
by admin | Jul 31, 2017 | fantasy, humor, writing
…because it needs to be read. The Fury Clock was the most enjoyable writing experience I’ve ever had with a book. Probably because I could, for the most part, write whatever I wanted without the constraints of propriety, common sense, or logic. While I...
