Here I am at the edge

To Elfenmere.   I did plan to add this story into  https://disqus.com/home/discussion/channel-indieworld/a_fantasy_begins/# , but the plan got out of hand, so it's available as a stand-alone story    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007XX5LVU

Get some free fantasy reading today There aren't a lot of FREE stories in my selection, but you can get this story free https://www.draft2digital.com/book/32517 I was going to incorporate this section into a larger story involving several other short stories, but a lack of interest in my general work forced me to reconsider the project.

 The books above will be available on Kobo in 3 days time, thank you

    When Chronicles came out in June of 2012, some of my friends asked me. If I had thought of expanding the stories and writing a novel?  I hadn't because according to some sources the word count is over 90K, and at the moment I am not sure if I can go that high. A year ago, I was doing short story contests and thought reaching 7,500K was beyond me .  Mordhiem has already exceeded Chronicles and Hunted Down by 5K, and I have still a long way to go, so who knows where it may end? I am hoping somewhere around 30K. I view Chronicles and the Hunted down multi-pack as a series of short interlinked stories on a theme. Imagine them as a series of charms on a chain. However, Hunted Down stories are continuous; Chronicles can be read as individual linked ideas.  If you get the Hunted Down series, you will note there is a strange ending to the stories, this is because I feel there are two endings available: - One is for the fans I know will...

   The story behind this series goes back many years. To the days when I used to play war games and I could paint models well :(     In the world of Games Workshop there are two main battle groupings, Warhammer deals with the knights of old and defending an empire and Warhammer 40K deals with the Imperial majesty of man regaining worlds lost to Chaos Lords.    Both are great for modelling and playing, but both deal with huge numbers of men, either with cavalry ( Warhammer ) or massive robotic armies (W40K). While I am not decrying them and the thrill of massed troop attacks causing huge damage, there is another aspect to wars.   The game Mordhiem deals with hired hands, mercenaries and witches in medieval towns. It is great if you prefer skirmish warfare to large scale battles. This game is long forgotten apart from a few addicts, mainly because of the biased way of massing points for your groups.   Another big influence was the Xbox gam...