Where Magic Thrives
(Please note that the following chapters are pre-final edits. There might still be a typo or two riddled throughout. The Winter King is currently undergoing its final professional edit ahead of its February
Chris J. Edwards My featured author this month is the High Fantasy author of the fabulous debut novel Day of the Horn! Learn about his novel, his writing process, latest projects, and more
Jamie Gray My featured author this month is a talented high school student and published author of a thrilling new YA Urban Fantasy series. Check out her interview and buy her book! ***
H. Wadsworth My featured author this month is a writer of classic-style high fantasy fiction. Her debut novel, The Silver Lord, is a love letter to J.R.R. Tolkien, featuring a rich tapestry of
Jeremy Dwyer My featured author this month is the creator of a vast and complex epic fantasy world with gorgeous music to accompany his plot and magic system. Learn more about him in
Kimberly S. Ruff My featured author this month is multi-talented writer, Kimberly S. Ruff! Her credits include a children’s book, romance novels, and her epic fantasy Saving Tir na nOg, inspired by Irish
Chapter One Mist curled over the quiet hills of Vinwen. Somewhere a bird trilled, prophesying the coming dawn, and the sun answered with a ring of gold spilling over the horizon as it
M.W. Arita This week I had the great pleasure of interviewing a talented author of unique Urban Fantasy and more. Read the interview right here! *** Thank you so much for agreeing to
Misha Burnett This week I had the great pleasure of interviewing a talented author of Weird Tales of Fantasy. Read the interview right here! *** Thank you so much for agreeing to this
Clayton Wood is the author of the Runic series, the Fate of Legends series, the Magic of Havenwood series, and the Magic of Magic series. He’s been a computer programmer, graphics designer, martial-arts
When I relaunched the first book in my Paradise series back in February, my goal was to retain its integrity while improving upon the prose. Reformatting, editing, and a new cover were my
Somehow I’ve always imagined Peter Pan and the Pied Piper as brothers. Their shared tick for snatching children away just fits so well. But I never thought it “out loud” until this week,
