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• Hero's Return
  by Cailean

  Spinning around, knife slicing through still air, he confronted the blackness. It would not take him back to the grave without a fight.

• The Bloodaxe Saga (an excerpt)
  by George Yesthal

  “That’s dwarf, sir”, shot the dwarf. “Spelled D-W-A-R-F, and I’m only doing my job”.

  This is an excerpt from a novel I have been working on for about twenty three years. It just seems to be growing with a life of it’s own. I shelf it for long periods of time and take it out and dust it off when the muse hit. I don’t know if my writing is salable but I would like to think it is. I know my punctuation is abysmal but I guess that’s what editors are for. I’m posting it here to test the water and all critiques are more than welcome. I hope those who read it enjoy it.

• A Tattered Note - Chapters IV and V
  by Ceirnan

  Chapter IV The sun in Andrake was fierce, as usual. These were the days when Xenor wished he had chosen to study Hydromancy so he coul…

  As before, carried on work.

• A Tattered Note
  by Ceirnan

  He gasped, yet no sound came from his mouth; he felt a sharp stinging in his lower left shoulder then felt no more. The cold embrace of d…

  When Xenor discovers a strange note in the swamp he decided to pocket it and follow it up, little did he know the supernatural power guarding the secret it held yet Xenor had secrets himself….

• A Tattered Note - Chapters II and III
  by Ceirnan

  Follow on from previous work

  When Xenor discovers a strange note in the swamp he decided to pocket it and follow it up, little did he know the supernatural power guarding the secret it held yet Xenor had secrets himself….

• A Story for Giants
  by debrakcarey

  Long ago, in the days when all was brand new, happy little people filled the world….then one year there came reports of giants in the l…

  A Story for Giants…told from the perspective of the little people who protect and honor the earth….is a tale of how everyone can work together to make the world a pleasant place to live instead of tearing and using things up. / Written for children, it is a thoughtful tale for adults to ponder as well.