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Okay, it's Thursday, it's my day off from work, I have laundry to do and books to write, and I wanna talk about my books. I love my books. They still manage to suck me in whenever I read over them. (And, yes, I read over my works because I'm always thinking of some minor details to add here and there before I get to the bigger task of re-releasing Arc of Fantasy in the Expansion Pack Edition.)
The fun thing I have noticed when I talk about Arc of Fantasy with people is how diverse the books are. Four of the six books have different main characters and features different aspects of the journey and the war that they face. Here's how I've broken it down.
Portal to Gaming features one main character. The Sons of Thor features another set of main characters (who appear in Portal to Gaming.) Ravensrealm features yet another set of main characters, this time with a female mage as the main character. The fourth book, New Atlantis, goes back to Fen Willows, the main character of Portal to Gaming. Book Five, The Intergalactic Chase, features yet another cast of characters, and Book Six (to be titled) is where everything comes together. I have a few scenes in mind for Book Six, but I have nothing definitive because, well, the events of Books Three, Four, and Five need to play out first before I can even begin to think of starting Book Six.
This might be a frustrating notion for some, but I like the idea of writing a series where each book has something different going on, that is its own storyline, that features different characters tackling different aspects of the story, but it lends to something bigger in the end.
I love this series, and all of the possibilities that it holds. I look forward to sharing Arc of Fantasy with everyone.
Ravensrealm will be published on November 4, 2017.
The fun thing I have noticed when I talk about Arc of Fantasy with people is how diverse the books are. Four of the six books have different main characters and features different aspects of the journey and the war that they face. Here's how I've broken it down.
Portal to Gaming features one main character. The Sons of Thor features another set of main characters (who appear in Portal to Gaming.) Ravensrealm features yet another set of main characters, this time with a female mage as the main character. The fourth book, New Atlantis, goes back to Fen Willows, the main character of Portal to Gaming. Book Five, The Intergalactic Chase, features yet another cast of characters, and Book Six (to be titled) is where everything comes together. I have a few scenes in mind for Book Six, but I have nothing definitive because, well, the events of Books Three, Four, and Five need to play out first before I can even begin to think of starting Book Six.
This might be a frustrating notion for some, but I like the idea of writing a series where each book has something different going on, that is its own storyline, that features different characters tackling different aspects of the story, but it lends to something bigger in the end.
I love this series, and all of the possibilities that it holds. I look forward to sharing Arc of Fantasy with everyone.
Ravensrealm will be published on November 4, 2017.
