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Author Spotlight

S E Lindberg
Seth Lindberg is a chemist by education and trade, and this inspires his exploration of the world of Alchemy in his writing and interest in Swords & Sorcery.

Featured Series

The Sacred Band Tales
The Sacred Band Tales: Four short books collecting the stories of Tempus and his Sacred Band in the Wizard Wars from the legendary Janet Morris!

Featured Book

Mystics in Hell
Just Released! Enjoy eleven new stories in the epic Heroes in Hell series from the damnedest writers in Perdition!

Best Selling Audio Book

The Sacred Band
Tempus and his Stepson cavalry rescue twenty-three pairs of Theban Sacred Banders to fight on other days, and return with them to Sanctuary ten years after the Wizard Wars end.

Best Selling Series

The Silestra Series
Welcome to Silistra, a glimpse of a far distant future wherein a civilization proclaims the greatest feat an individual can perform is to produce one child, yet distrusts the sciences that brought them to verge of extinction.

Best Selling Book

I the Sun
A biographical novel of the life and times of Suppiluliumas I, Great King of the Hittites from 1380 B.C.E.

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