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Ophelia in My Arms: This is New Fantasy. This is New Horror. This is New Science Fiction. This is redirection and digression and, though difficult to locate, hope—but the kind of hope which looks up to the heavens for angels and finds them perched on the walls of old stone cathedrals.--Scathe meic Beorh
span id="freeText13190343570738510028" style="">New Science Fiction, New Horror and New Fantasy from prize winning author Mike Jansen, collected into a stunning anthology showing some of the best dark fiction the Netherlands have to offer.br />
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This anthology contains some old, but mostly recent, new work that has appeared in anthologies and magazines. In addition several prize winning stories that reached high rankings or number one positions in some of the Netherlands' most prestigious awards.br />
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Enjoy the dark musings of one of one of the foremost Dutch auth | |  | | The Failing God
The Failing God is an epic fantasy novel in the tradition of GRRM, Robert Jordan and with definite influence by Glen Cook.
Three mercenaries, Grim, Gray and Thoreld, are on the run from an ancient evil and in their wake prophecies crumble and long dormant conflicts resurface. The Failing God is the first part in a five novel epic dark fantasy seriesbr />
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With a spine-tingling crackling sound, the corpse of old King Torazan straightened and spoke to the three mercenaries: "Beware of the Absent Light!" The wind blew again and the king slowly crumbled until nothing was left but a pile of ashes, bones and ancient tatters of clothing lying on the throne, with two huge, gleaming, blood-red |
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