Freyja’s Garden
By Mary Dockray-Miller The Danish princess Hildeburh must marry Finn, King of Frisia, and produce an heir to seal the peace between their warring tribes – but she has already pledged herself to the cult of Freyja, the matriarchal goddess … Read More
Fragmentary Mosaic
By Christopher Bartlett It has been said by people in the book publishing industry that the short story is a dying art form. Christopher Bartlett does not choose to believe this doom saying narrative, and he thinks you don’t believe … Read More
Relic World
By L.F.S. Alden Continents crumble, hearts break, traditions shatter. In Relic World, some break the world and others try to heal it. When the people call out, unexpected heroes rise and ancient secrets are revealed. Welcome to Relic World. Project … Read More
The Silmarillion Primer
By Jeff LaSala J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion is famous for two things: being a brilliant masterwork of fantasy literature . . . and being a real slogfest that no one’s ever finished reading. To many, it’s an unparalleled “prequel” to … Read More