Zahrellion, Rikky, and their dragons, embark on a quest to find the special mushrooms Mysterian needs to save Prince Richard from Gravelbone's poison.
Meanwhile, Jenka and his loveable dragon, Jade, escort the King's Rangers back to Kingsm
Pot of Gold (52,000 words) is an imaginative fantasy adventure novel for children ages eight to thirteen that adults will also find interesting and funny. Janet and Larry Garrison, twelve-year-old fraternal twins are touring Limerick Caverns with the
"Be your own hero, I've got things to do." - Craig Halloran
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The truth is that my writing became with email access. It seemed to allow me to reach my friends and family all at once. I would review movies, fast foo, toys, TV and then with lot's of little short stories I can't explain. To my surprise everyone really liked it. For the most part I made them laugh, and I didn't make it so long that it got boring.
Now, I had been reading fantasy as a teenager and started with The Sword of Shannara, which was given to me by a friend. I was hooked and started reading lot's of fantasy. But, since a was a young boy I loved CONAN in the comics, so as a teen I began reading Robert E. Howard Conan books. Man, Howard is by far the greatest pulp fiction fantasy writer ever in my opinion. I love Conan stories the most and that inspired a good bit of my story, The Darkslayer. Of course, there are many factors that go into my story from other sources and personal life events and beliefs.
To me, a story should be entertaining to the reader. To often I read stories that I think entertain the writer and lose focus. I try to make every page count so that I don't waste the readers time. I like smash mouth, fast paced, hard hitting action, with good dialogue, believable characters, humor, surprises with twists and turns. I don't want the reader to see what is coming, I hope to catch them with there guard down.
I have been writing for about ten years now, and I am amazed how changes in life can effect ones writing as well. That is why I wrote back then and I can look at it today and wonder what I was thinking. I am so glad I took typing in High School. It lead me to things one could never imagine I could ever do.