Inevera Portrait: Part 1

Guest Post by Lauren Cannon – navate.com Well, this is long overdue—but at least it’s here! Last fall I had the pleasure of painting an image for the grand prize of the Cosplay contest. Peter and I both agreed that Margherita blew the competition out of the water with her amazing depiction of Inevera. Her […]

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WTF

Posted by Meg As you have seen on Peat’s Facebook, a mysterious package arrived on his doorstep a couple weeks ago with carefully wrapped strangely shaped objects. Strange Objects Disembodied hand Prism: “New” Prism: “Special” Prism: “Sale” Oddities Doesn’t Quite Fit … Some Perspective on Size Peat’s first thought was that the package might be from an […]

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Author D&D ConFusion 2012

Posted by Meg It all started when Peat made an offhanded comment on his Twitter about how there were quite a few big name authors going to ConFusion 2012 and how playing D&D game would result in epic amounts of fun. The fan and author response to this idea was overwhelming. So Peat and Myke Cole […]

Filed under: Appearances, Author D&D, Events, Fans, Myke by megelizabeth
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Epic ConFusion 2012

Posted by Meg Back in January, Peat made the long trek out to Detroit, Michigan to Epic ConFusion 2012. Run by the good folks at Subterranean Press, the con was quickly booked with some of the best and the brightest in fantasy writing today. This illustrious list includes Joe Abercrombie, Brent Weeks, Patrick Rothfuss and our very own […]

Filed under: Appearances, Daylight War, Desert Spear, Fans, Great Bazaar, Meg, The Daylight War, Warded Man by megelizabeth
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Desert Spear Review: The Art of Character Development

Posted by Meg A review of The Desert Spear popped up on the blog Strange Telemetry. I am going to go ahead and review this review by saying the summary is spot on, the content is well-written and the topics the author raises are ones, I think, writers and readers alike will want to ponder […]

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