Well, for the first time Exmouth Festival decided to let in authors. I do not know if this was a good or bad sign, but we are here and we are staying. Gradually we are colonising every festival in the south west from food to music like a plague of Magog – only less furry and active. Instead of implanting eggs we hopefully implant ideas into people which hopefully does not prove … [Read more...] about Exmouth Festival Report from a Tardis
Books
Jawbone Jack & Donny Damage
Jawbone Jack is a Pixie of power. He can flit which is to disappear even to another continent. Donny Damage is his driver of his Mack truck rig with a custom built trailer for a half sized container. Jawbone Jack can Translocate his rig to Pixie planet. Finally after eons hiding the magic 5' Pixies are making them self know to the planet Earth. Unicorns find new planets & … [Read more...] about Jawbone Jack & Donny Damage
“Oryan’s Pact” by V.R. Konner
The following is an online interview with V.R. Konner and his new book "Oryan's Pact". The author does a very great job of explaining the book as it is set about 300 years into the future. I found this vision for a futuristic world still very much involved in issues that have always been with mankind to be quite intriguing especially set 300 years into the future. V.R. … [Read more...] about “Oryan’s Pact” by V.R. Konner
The Lycan Games: Winter
The Lycan Games are upon the land again, the time of transition for all those turning eighteen. Kate Olsen was always pegged for an Omega, the lowest on the social totem pole. If made official, she'll never have a decent job, a mate, or kids. She's always been okay with that fact. No one in her life wants to believe that's all she capable of, reminding her every chance they … [Read more...] about The Lycan Games: Winter
The Art of High Fantasy Maps
Not all fantasy books need maps but when you start creating a massive epic high fantasy world it helps... a lot. If you are creating your own world as opposed to basing your story on this planet, you cannot just cruise Google Earth or go retro, get your local maps out and check that one village is indeed south-west of another or that there is no unexpected mountain range … [Read more...] about The Art of High Fantasy Maps