Spiritdancer: The Blade of Baresi is an epic sword and sorcery fantasy placed in the world of Iasegald. The Baresian swordsman, Kallias, pursues his sister's kidnappers into the strange land of Marisko, where nearbeasts and sea monsters hunt men. Here the last of the rekinnder race, a beautiful changeling named Dealla, leads Kallias on his journey. Determined to quell a local prophecy, Kallias trains an unusual army to fight against the forces of the mad magician who holds his sister.
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Everyone knows that when writing science fiction, the sky’s the limit—but if you don’t plan on setting the story on Earth, then the sky isn’t your limit! Many readers pass over realist contemporary fiction and choose to read sci-fi instead. Why? Well, for one, they can find engaging plots and characters in this genre with
Science fiction has flourished for years now, and for a good reason. Readers love the fact that science fiction provides not only outstanding entertainment but also sparks tons of ideas. By definition, science fiction novels are tales about the science and technology of the future. Thus, it is often set in the future or a
Author Benoit Blanchard is a graduate of École Polytechnique de Montréal. Although he has never worked in engineering, he has studied...
What are visions? What are dreams? What does the Bible say about them? What does the church tell us to believe? What if dreams are messages from God expressed in symbols that we have to rightly decipher? What if dreams are actually figments of our own imagination expressing our own fears and desires and nothing more?