One accepts the invitation of a monster cautiously, and with a backup plan if possible. I have no backup plan.

The rrôn faces me, smiling, and says, "I've been looking forward to this chat."

"Why?" I ask. The question the mouse asks the owl, and the rrôn laughs, but does not give me an answer.

Unnerved, I fall back my questions, ...

You're writing along, and you look back on some of your published stories, perhaps to review, perhaps for fun, perhaps to see glaring flaws (don't we always see those). However, whatever your reason, then you note that which we all fear, the specter that haunts so many writers.

A continuity error.

Maybe its a spell working different than it does later in the tale, or a location wrong, or something that didn't happen the way it should. No matter, its a violation of your continuity, and its ...

I haven't read everything he's written, but I have absorbed all of the ring saga from the Hobbit, LOTR, The Silmarillion and the Unfinished Tales collated by his son, Christopher. Any fantasy poll I have seen rates him number one, ...

Peter S. Beagle

Plot Summary:

Hidden away in her own sanctuary, Beagle's unicorn has little cares for the world due to her magic and immortality. However, when she hears that she might be the only unicorn left in the world, she sets out on a journey to see if there is any of her kind left. After being captured by a freak ...

First and foremost, the best way to get yourself published is by submitting your novels or short stories to as many publishing houses, magazines, e-zines etc. that you can manage. The more people who see your name, the better chance you have of success. ...