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Amazing Stories Publishes Excerpt From Douglas Smith's New Novel THE WOLF AT THE END OF THE WORLD

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Looking for a series where protagonist can enchant items

You can try the new Brent Weeks series - The Lightbringer.
The protagonists enchant and create items with magic, from clothes to towers to cooling
bcvs Today, 12:02 PM

Looking for a series where protagonist can enchant items

Yeah, I guess. Imager Portfolio would fit in best with this, but it's more the magical creation of items rather than the creation of magical items. And
Loerwyn Today, 11:57 AM

Looking for a series where protagonist can enchant items

James Maxwell's The Evermen Saga is about a world where nations are defined by their ability to enchant different category of items: for example, Altura's
Randy09 Today, 11:16 AM

Looking for a series where protagonist can enchant items

Winter of the World by Michael Scott Rohan is a series about a blacksmith creating encanted items. It is set in prehistory during an ice age and has some
algernoninc Today, 10:40 AM

"Over-explaining" - where do you draw the line?

Wulfen's example is best, I think. one quick description and you should expect the reader to remember. I have a tendency to over-explain things in my
thejfhillis Today, 10:36 AM
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EXCERPT: From 2013 Techno-Thriller: Cybersp@ce

Excerpt from: Cybersp@ce...

"The rain gradually eased up as they made their way toward the lights, the object slowly came into view. Two things soon became evident to Jake Summers. First, whatever...
JWHorton May 16th, 2013 09:23 PM

I'm not dead!

I've just been sucked under by a work-nami.

That and the current piece I'm working on is not going well. I'm encountering some kind of personal resistance to the topic, I guess. Call it...
expatrie May 14th, 2013 09:56 AM

EXCERPT: From 2013 Techno-Thriller: Cybersp@ce

Excerpt from the 2013 Thriller: Cybersp@ce

“I was still a young boy living in Corona, New Mexico in 1947, when I saw something crash near there. We thought at first it was a plane, but when we...
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