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Blog post2019 Silmaril Awards voting is now open! It’s time to vote for your favorite fantasy characters. Voting ends September 16th and the winners will be announced, one each week day, between September 17-28.
I’ll be announcing the winner of the Most Epic Hero award right here on this site, but the nominees are listed below. In case you are not familiar with them, here’s a quick look at our would be Silver Tongues for this year.
The Nominees Nick Beasley (from Beaumont and Beas -
Blog postWelcome to the fourth annual Silmaril Awards, the fantasy character awards! This is your chance to nominate your favorite fantasy heroes in a fiction free-for-all to see which one is the most epic.
There are ten awards up for grabs (see the list below for links to the other awards). On this page is where we’re accepting nominations and seconds for fantasy heroes. All you have to do to nominate is post a comment with the name of the hero you’d like to see considered for the award. -
Blog postThey’re back (almost)! The internet’s most wonderful fantasy character awards are coming to website near you!
If you’ve been sleeping in a cave for four years, or if you’re new to this site, the Silmaril Awards is an online awards ceremony not for books or authors, but for the characters themselves.
Nominations open on September 2nd. You can nominate or second any fantasy character in the comments section of the post for that award on the site of the host for that award.
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Blog postYou’ve heard of Christmas on July, but Christmas should be celebrated year-round, right? So today, I offer you Christmas in August. More accurately, today I’d like to share with you the cover reveal for Jenelle Schmidt’s upcoming children’s book, ‘Twas an evening in Bethlehem!
A fresh look at an old story In case it’s not obvious from the title, this is a Christmas-themed children’s picture book. It’s told in the same vein as ‘Twas a Night Before Christmas, but instead of ol -
Blog postMy recent vacation included lots of great experiences, but there’s one in particular I’d like to talk about.
It’s something called The VOID.
If you’re not familiar with The VOID, it is basically a holodeck. You know, like from Star Trek the Next Generation. You think I’m exaggerating but I’m not. Well, not much, anyway.
The VOIC is essentially a Virtual Reality (VR) experience in a real 3D environment which has been “skinned” to look like someplace else. You interact w -
Blog postTime for some book news. If you’re not familiar with Bookish Bits, this is where I talk about what I’ve been reading and writing or other news of a bookish nature. So pull up a chair, pour a nice cup of tea and let’s talk pages.
Reading short If you’ve been following me over on Goodreads, you’ll know that I’ve been reading lots of shorter works this year. I finished read-reading The Chronicles of Narnia earlier this year. Of course those stories never grow old and that was a pure -
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Blog postI am simultaneously thrilled and embarrassed to share today’s post. The thrilled part comes from the fact that fellow author Jeanette Mbewe has just released the third and final book in her Hidden Dagger fantasy trilogy, Curse Bound. Jeanette is such a warm-hearted, cheerful, and talented person, skilled as both a writer and visual artist.
She’s had quite an impressive run with her series so far. Her debut novel, Secrets Kept, was nominated for the 2014 Clive Staples Aw -
Blog postPicture of The Last Motley taken by a world traveler in Thailand
I received a really neat photo recently. It was sent by a reader on vacation in Thailand who was reading The Last Motley.
It is pretty great just having anyone send you a picture of your book while reading it, but Thailand?!? That is extra special.
Certainly not something I ever expected.
I love to travel, and though I’ve even been to a fair number of countries outside the United States (nine in E -
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Blog postGeorge MacDonald wrote many wonderful stories, but my favorite by a country mile is The Wise Woman and the Lost Princess. It’s full of gentle humor, thoughtful advice, and reflections on the nature of this vast adventure known as life. My copy has so many underlines that I think I spent almost as much ink reading it as the printer did printing it! (it’s rare that to find so many sparking gems in a single book, much less an 80 page short story).
I’ve been writing so much, it’ -
Blog postIn the beginning…Once upon a time…These are some of the most wonderful words in the English language. They spark anticipation, wonder, curiosity, and a whole host of other delicious moods and emotions. And they are especially epic and powerful when they occur in the genre of imagination: fantasy, science fiction, and the like.
Word building is one of my favorite things about writing fiction. As J.R.R. Tolkien put it, “we make by the law which we’re made,” meaning that as image bearers
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