Fantasy
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Mabel sold her soul in exchange for eternal life. What she didn’t anticipate then, was a world-ending contagion. With everyone else gone, her life has been reduced to finding new ways to kill herself to stave off the boredom. When she encounters a family of survivors, she becomes determined to claim the patriarch as her…
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Ten years of quiet with someone you love should be enough to keep anything at bay, except the monster inside you that knows of no such thing as love. . .
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Luna Camilla is a semi-realistic artist specializing in character art, book covers, and maps. Inspired by fantasy novels and games, she balances her creativity with client expectations. Her journey encompasses both spontaneous and planned designs, leading to collaborations that fulfill authors’ visions. Success for her means creating art full-time while continuously evolving.
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Myla encounters Kit, a falcon boy whose wings were damaged in a storm. While she helps him seek healing, Kit enjoys the attention in Norv, neglecting his royal duties. As he grows complacent, Myla decides to take matters into her own hands, donning his cloak to retrieve his scepter and reclaim her village.
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Arlo Z. Graves, an autistic writer, has a passion for storytelling shaped by personal experiences, including a life-altering fire. His debut novel, Black Rose, reflects his journey and familial inspiration. Despite challenges like marketing, he continues to write and hopes to create a comfortable living while supporting community causes.
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Dennis Scheel, a Danish author, shares insights into his writing journey, including challenges faced while writing in English. Inspired from childhood, he evolves his stories through character journeys. He enjoys science fiction and fantasy, aiming for success through recognition and sales. Scheel emphasizes the frustrations of indie publishing and values creativity’s magic.
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An Italian vampire hired for retribution by a woman with an ax to grind? Perhaps ‘hell hath no fury like a woman scorned’ is something even vampires know. . .
