The last review I did was on the historical fiction novel The Archer’s Tale by Bernard Cornwell, and I thought I would go ahead and finish out the series before moving on to other books. Vagabond is the second installment in The Grail Quest Series by Bernard Cornwell, and the… Read More »Review of Vagabond by Bernard Cornwell
On this date, August 27th, in medieval history: 1172 – Marguerite married Henry Plantagenet and was crowned Queen of England
I’ve added a couple of more writing resources to my bookshelf. The Novel & Short Story Writer’s Market and the Guide to Literary Agents are essential resources for any writer looking to publish his/her work. Writers Digest Books publishes both of these reference guides. Guide to Literary Agents provides a… Read More »Additional Writing Resources
I just got back to town yesterday from a week and a half vacation, which is why I haven’t been able to post to my site as much lately. My wife and I took a road trip out west. We went hiking in Utah, Idaho, and Arizona, and passed through… Read More »Back from Out West
I probably won’t be able to blog as much over the next week and a half. My schedule is pretty full, so I don’t know how often I’ll be able to submit new posts or even check my personal email. I will still post the medieval historical fiction novel of… Read More »Blogging Update
The Islesman by Nigel Tranter Paperback: 400 pages Publisher: Hodder Headline (June 1, 2003) Comments from the Publisher: “The absorbing tale of Angus Og MacDonald, Lord of the Isles, set in the turbulent days of Robert the Bruce. Angus Mor, Lord of the Isles, had a son, Alexander of Islay.… Read More »Medieval Historical Fiction Novel of the Week
I’ve updated my bookshelf with more fiction titles (mostly medieval historical fiction and fantasy titles though others are included), more medieval non-fiction resources, and more writing resources. Please send me your recommendations as well. I’m always eager to read authors I’ve never read before.
I’ve posted a new short story in the writing section of my site. The Sea-Ghost is historical fiction set in early 13th century medieval England. The story follows a knight and his squire in route to Wales by boat. They are traveling to Wales in order to join their lord, Earl William… Read More »New Short Story Posted: The Sea-Ghost
David Anthony Durham had a post on his blog last week about the new Web site Suvudu, so I thought I’d check it out. Suvudu is basically a Web site for all things Science Fiction and Fantasy. Suvudu has only been around for a little less than a month, but… Read More »Suvudu