Crewe Luke5.0 out of 5 stars (Amazon) Readers who read and love this genre know the elements that go into making Reviewed in Canada on 29 May 2015 Verified Purchase Since the Golden Age of Sword and Sorcery in the late 70s and early 80s, it’s a rare find indeed when a new novel comes along…
In preparation for starting work on a new Shader novella, set after the events described in The Archon’s Assassin, I decided to give the series a fresh new look. Click on the cover for more information. I’m looking for reviewers for book 1: Sword of the Archon, so please let me know if you’d like…
Curse of the Black Axe features in this great video from Wiki.ezvid.com about Dark Fantasy. Each of the 10 titles selected has a brief summary and some accompanying graphics and voiceover. Please check out the video at the link below: https://wiki.ezvid.com/m/10-dark-fantasy-novels-that-will-send-a-shiver-down-your-spine-jRaD5Y0__icap Share This:
The Nameless Dwarf reboot, Annals of the Nameless Dwarf, is off to a great start. The first two books (Ravine of Blood and Shadow and Mountain of Madness) have already been released in print and ebook formats (a month ahead of schedule). Cover art for book 3, Curse of the Black Axe, is almost ready…
I have ten free copies of the Sorcerers’ Isle audiobook (narrated by Steven Pacey) to give away to prospective reviewers. If you run a review blog or are simply prepared to write a review on Audible.com and Amazon.com please email me your interest at derekpprior[at]gmail.com To listen to a sample, please click on the image…
Review #1: Review by Caitlin Lyle Farley Reviewed By: Caitlin Lyle Farley Review Rating: 5 Stars Reviewed By Caitlin Lyle Farley for Readers’ Favorite Snaith Harrow is going to be a warrior. It’s in his blood and it’s what he’s trained and studied years for. The Wyvern tattooed on his chest by the clan sorcerer,…
The bent press is probably one of the most technical lifts there is, a true all-round lifter’s lift, as the mighty Arthur Saxon would have said. Saxon himself was recorded to have bent pressed 371lbs, a record that still hasn’t been beaten. No doubt his accomplishment was down to the power of the mustache and…
Those of you who have read Return of the Dwarf Lords will have been introduced to Ardo the Strongman, who engages in a bit of bent pressing with the Nameless Dwarf. Ardo is, in many ways, a tribute to the strongmen of yore, and especially to the great Eugen Sandow. Here’s my review of a Sandow…
