Our Favorite Blogs

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  • Welkom by Internasionale Vertaalweek – Afrikaans
    by eranamage
    Die Geheim van Blossom Rise Wanneer ‘n jong verpleegster werk in ‘n voormalige militêre hospitaal aanvaar, ontdek sy ‘n familiegeheim en vind die spookagtige inwoners ‘n bietjie te bekend. ‘n Kort spookverhaal https://books2read.com/BlossomRise-Afrikaans
  • Why did King Arthur go to Bourges?
    by Sean
    Roman records place Riothamus (a.k.a. King Arthur) in Bourges in the war with Euric. What brought him to that city? The post Why did King Arthur go to Bourges? appeared first on Sean Poage.
  • Bend Like the Palm by David D. Levine
    by David D. Levine
    “Rivers do not drink their own water; trees do not eat their own fruit; the sun does not shine on itself, and flowers do not spread their fragrance for themselves. […]
  • Dark Muse News: Sword & Sorcery Chain Story (#14-#18)
    by SE Lindberg
     Simulcast on Blackgate.com: Dark Muse News: Sword & Sorcery Chain Story (#14-#18)In August 2025, we hailed the emergence of a second Chain Story project championed by Michael A. Stackpole. This is a Sword & Sorcery-focused, contagious set of connected (“chained”) stories. Each is:A standalone taleReadable in […]
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    by Andrew P. Weston
     The Battle for Port-en-BessinWinner – Best Historical Fiction 2025Finalist – Best Book of the Year – 2025It is with great delight that I can announce that The Battle of Port-en-Bessin, my semi-historical war novel – covering the exploits of 47 (Royal Marine) Commando and their […]
  • DEAD PLANET
    by Michael Hanson
    Nope, NOT a short story sale! At least, not yet! So please, no congratulations! Author Michael H. Hanson just submitted an expanded Reprint (a longer version of a previously published short story of his) to the anthology DEAD PLANET for consideration toward publication. Michael’s story, […]
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    by Charles Gramlich
       I started these posts on Sword & Planet and Sword & Sorcery fiction September 16, 2023, and the page has grown in leaps & bounds. It currently has 5800 followers and we pick up more about every day. I want to thank all who […]