Enjoy this sneak peek of Undead, Book 2 in the Heirs of Anarwyn series. It will launch in a couple of weeks so don’t forget to pre-order now. Chapter 1 The Sting of Death Cam learned to embrace the pain by the time his Inverni captors drew rein on the edge of a muddy wallow somewhere on the Plains of Pannon. That he could feel pain meant he was still alive, for now. Why his…
Interview with J.W. Elliot Tellest recently had the good fortune of working with a multitalented storyteller, J.W. Elliot, the creator of multiple franchises, including the historical fantasy series, Archer of the Heathlands. Elliot is continuing to write other fantasy stories, but with a 20+ book catalog, it’s been great fun diving into the worlds he’s already worked on and learning about what is to come. Now it’s your turn to dive in and see…
Hi all, There are a few technologies that fundamentally shifted human relationships with the natural world and with each other. The advent of bow and arrow technology is one of those. The earliest evidence of archery yet discovered is 64,000 years ago in South Africa where several stone points were found showing signs of being hafted to shafts and used to kill game. Recently archaeologists found evidence of bow and arrow use in southern France…
“Three friends were discussing what they’d like people to say when viewing their open casket. The first said, ‘I’d like them to say he was generous to a fault.’ The second said, ‘I’d like them to say he was good to his family and friends.’ The third said, ‘I’d like them to say ‘He’s still breathing!’” (from James Scott Bell) I’m not sure where you live, but here in Massachusetts we recently received 24” of…
THE PRINT BOOK IS NOW ON SALE! ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT TO LOCK IN THE DISCOUNT PRICE ON THE EBOOK OF $2.99 You may not have thought much about it, but gemstones occupy an important place in human history. They have served as sacred objects, currency, medicinal cures, talismans, collectibles, and, of course, jewelry. But not all cultures value gemstones equally. Ancient Egyptians valued carnelian and lapis lazuli over all other stones and learned to…