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- by eranamageIn a land of tyranny and rumour, a desperate elf flees death and destruction. Can she find sanctuary with strangers? Can ordinary folk dare defy the might of the Order of Witch-Hunters in a land where their word is law, and death theirs to command? […]
- by SeanEuric, King of the Visigoths, has a surprising connection to Arthurian history and legend. Learn more about him here. The post Euric, King of the Visigoths appeared first on Sean Poage.
- by Hannah YangThere are a dozen copies of my mother playing Candy Crush in the living room. The Learners have her hooded eyelids, which they keep firm with antiaging creams. Her black […]
- by SE LindbergAuthor Phil Emery reviews Grave's DaughtersGoodreads Review LinkThis is breathtaking stuff.I remember that I first came cross ‘Raising Daughters’ in Whetstone magazine some time ago and was immediately taken with its physicality and imagistic vigour. I’ve never come across such a rich evocation of the […]
- by Andrew P. WestonThe 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 […]
- by Michael HansonNope, 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, […]
- by Charles GramlichI 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 […]