The Exploration and Exploitation of Words
. “So this is what Eternity looks like.” I felt the jaded disappointment in those words. I understood the sensation of wonder and the longing that could never be fulfilled. Although these words are spoken by a supporting character that only comes into the story in the second book of the series, they carry the... Continue Reading →
. When King Confidus discovers a plan to turn all the people in the city of Elysium into vampires, as disciples to the Dark Lord Makoor, he seeks help from a prophecy written by Felicia – the Golden Fleece. This prophecy states that three agents, known as the “Three C’s,” are destined to stop the... Continue Reading →
. Part One Part Two Part Three . His thoughts filled with violence as the frenzy of bloodlust took hold of the Eternal and, when he bared his teeth at the Fey, Gairynzvl understood clearly just what purpose his glinting fangs served. Rather than back away in fear, however; he flexed his powerful wings with... Continue Reading →
. Part One Part Two “Purpose! I have no purpose, unless it is killing time in awaiting the end? Being alone? “You’ll always have me,” whimpered the man on the floor. “Always.” Jean silenced him with a kick. “Must you feel the need to demonstrate your superiority in such ways?” Gairynzvl had never... Continue Reading →
. Part One Gairynzvl did not need to be empathic to understand the man facing him was dangerous and he did not need to delve telepathically to know that one wrong word or movement on his part and he could be facing oblivion. It was not a prospect he fancied, so when his lavender-ice stare... Continue Reading →
. Welcome to the debut of Character Interactions! In this first installment, you will find a unique interaction between Richard M. Anker's lead character, the Eternal Lord, Jean and the lead character of my own Dark Fey Trilogy, Prevailed Fey of the Light, Gairynzvl. Richard's contributions are highlighted for you in italics to set his writing apart... Continue Reading →
Word Mongery and Musings 