Xlibris Writing Tips| Folklore From Around the World- Slavic Folklore Pt 2Xlibris Publishing returns with Folklore From Around the World: Slavic Folklore Part 2. Leshy, the Guardian of the Forests A strange and enigmatic figure, even within Slavic folklore, Leshy is the guardian spirit of the forests, and he does not tolerate any trespassers. His names and titles include: “Honourable One of the Forest,” “Forest […] READ MORE |
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Xlibris Author| Francis Pendlebury, ArkenfallXlibris Publishing introduces Francis Pendlebury, author of Arkenfall. About Your Book and Yourself Please briefly describe your book My book is called Arkenfall. It is set in an original, yet recognisable and easily accessible fantasy world. The story is focused around a city called Arken, capital of an empire that could be said […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Writing Tips| Folklore From Around the World- Slavic FolkloreFolklore From Around the World: Slavic Folklore The people of Slavic descent make up the largest Indo-European language group in the world. They stretch across Central Europe, over the Ural Mountains, and throughout Russia and certain parts of Eastern Europe. In these places you can find the shared roots of Slavic culture in language, in […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author| Alan Croft, There’s Always Risk in MovementXlibris Publishing introduces Alan Croft, author of There’s Always Risk in Movement. Please briefly describe your book. I came of age growing up in Reading, England in the 70s and 80s and took a stroll down memory lane during my second autobiographical novel, There’s Always Risk in Movement. It is a heartfelt snapshot of […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Writing Tips| The Sword and Sorcery Genre Pt 2Xlibris Writing Tips with Part 2 of The Sword and Sorcery Genre. It’s Personal Another key element of Sword and Sorcery stories is the scale. The stakes tend to be smaller in scale while still being important and impactful to the characters and readers. Rarely is the feeling in such stories “if the protagonist […] READ MORE |
