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Author Archives: ECunningham
Pathfinder Tales in French translation
I learned this morning that Winter Witch, a Pathfinder Tales novel written with Dave Gross, is available in French translation. Here’s a link to the info page on the Black Book Editions website. So far they have the first three … Continue reading
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The Floodgate, now available as an audio book
The second book of the Counselors & Kings trilogy is now available from Audible. Here’s a link to its page on Audible.com, and here’s one to the Amazon.com listing. For more information about The Floodgate, click on the title to … Continue reading
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The Magehound, now available as an audio book
Another of my Forgotten Realms books has been released as an audio book. Here’s a link to its page on Audible.com. The Magehound is the first book in the Counselors & Kings trilogy, set in the magic-rich southern land of … Continue reading
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A property of light
Heart of Stone, by C.E. Murphy, is a well written, entertaining urban fantasy novel with a gorgeous cover. The protagonist is depicted on this cover, but I was several chapters in before I realized she was black. (By the way, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Forgotten Realms, Pathfinder, Urban fantasy, Writing about writing
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Unicorn Writers’ Conference
(Saturday, March 9) I’ll be giving a workshop on writing fantasy and science fiction at the Unicorn Writers’ Conference at the Saint Clements Castle in Portland, Connecticut. Here’s a link to the conference website, for those who want more information. … Continue reading
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Fantasy epics: “Boy Books?”
For several years now, I’ve been writing for Renaissance Magazine, a bi-monthly publication for people who enjoy Renaissance Faires. I write the occasional article–mostly lighthearted stuff such as “The Rise of the Codpiece: A Short History”–and reviews of books and … Continue reading
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