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A great Viking legend!
I love a well written, intriguing and entertaining story, such as this one. A great diverting read with a voice and style of a folklore tale. At around 20 pages, it's a perfect time filler over lunch or on a train ride.
Interesting. I love Albert Einstein's addition to the blurb. Creative on the author's part. The story itself sounds intriguing. And the cover looks amazing!
Looks interesting!
Can’t wait to read more work from this author.
Intriguing tale. Great dark fairy tale with imaginative world and compelling characters
What an intriguing premise. I love the cover and can't wait to dive in and read this!
The blurb sounds intriguing! Nicely done cover as well. I do want to check it out.
This cover is so beautiful. And the story sounds really intriguing. Can't wait to read this.
Love the cover! I'm intrigued to find out what the twist will be.
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The A-Z of Self Publishing
This is a four chapter extract from the forthcoming book ‘The A-Z of Self Publishing’. It’s based on author’s 100 video course on Udemy.
You can view the course here
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Chapters 2 to 5 consider eight reasons why writers write. You are invited to select three that pertain to you. These three will form the basis of your ‘Planting Your Flag’ statement.
You will be able to use your 'Planting Your Flag' statement for
Your Branding Statement
Your Elevator Pitch
As a reference point when faced with a dilemma about your direction and goals
The Pulcher's Last Dance
If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.
- Albert Einstein
The Pulcher, the most beautiful bird in the world, is arrogant and cruel. But when he tries to bully a tiny she-sparrow, he meets his match.
“Don’t henpeck me you unpleasant little avian!” the Pulcher trilled.
The she-sparrow flies north to the Scottish Highlands to find the She-Eagle. When she returns she gives the Pulcher one last chance.
“Apologise? I’d rather eat thistles!”
Justice is about to be done but there’s a twist in the tail.
The Sailor and the Sea Queen
If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.
- Albert Einstein
A mystical tale set in Devon UK.
A powerful female spirit is angered by a father's lack of care for his daughter and determines to make or break him.
- A weather-beaten road ran the length of the moor. In fine weather, Jago and his daughter would take a shortcut along a sheep run, but they never left the road after dark, for it was said.
"Those who stray by night will forever dwell in night."
Then there were the moor-folk. Outlandish people who, it was whispered, stole uncared-for children. The children were never seen again, except in dreams where they wept always.
From the book 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor'
