As with many fantasy stories, magic is at the heart of Summer Sorcery (and the rest of The Wizard and The Imp series). Like most elements in story-craft, magic is something of a double-edged sword. Undoubtedly it is an excellent way to inject wonder into a tale, and wonder is one of the main currenciesContinue reading “Magic in The Wizard and The Imp, and other stories.”
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Cauldron’s Web
I woke up today to a garden full of dew-glistening webs, which for me is a good start to any day. I keep trying (pathetically, really) to get a decent photo of one. Whatever skills or talents required to succeed at that still elude me, but I do enjoy trying. Spiders have fascinated me forContinue reading “Cauldron’s Web”
Cover reveal!
I’m wildly excited to share the cover for Summer Sorcery! I’ve been a fan of artwork by Becky Salter (Wilder Ways Arts) for ages, so having it for the cover of my own book is an utter delight. I still have to finalise some details for the print edition and then Summer Sorcery will beContinue reading “Cover reveal!”
Malachite
Malachite – Back story work Beginnings The ancient sorcerer stood up and stretched his aching back. It had been a long time indeed since he had wrought a potion as complex as this. Indeed, a long time since this potion had been attempted by anyone, and rightly so, but necessity drove him to this desperateContinue reading “Malachite”