Mary Schlegel
Mary Schlegel, Keturah HickmanMary Schlegel is a full-time mom, homemaker, author, and artist. She loves tea, nature, science, history, and theology, and incorporates all of them into the fantasy and science fiction she writes.
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Son of the Shield - Chapter Twenty-Three
The farther east Orienne travelled, the more sparsely populated the towns and villages became. Fields lay untilled and unplanted, and the low, rolling hills usually swarming with brillam harvesters were nearly completely vacant and silent....
Son of the Shield - Chapter Twenty-Two
After spending the winters completely cut off from the rest of the world, the people of Breah looked forward to the arrival of the first merchants of spring as an almost sacred event. It was impossible to know precisely when it would happen...
Why I Love the Huldremose Woman
Who is the Huldremose Woman?
The Huldremose woman’s clothing. | By Nationalmuseet, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=47975236
The Huldremose woman, discovered by a peat cutter in Denmark in 18791, is often...
Son of the Shield - Chapter Twenty-One
Autumn sank into winter, and a shriveling cold poured down Theona Valley from the Northern Sea, seeping into every crevice of the mountains along the Farin-Cytharocian border. Per King Saras’ orders, Sorek returned to Catzlan for the winter...
Son of the Shield - Chapter Twenty
The mountains of Breah were shrouded in clouds that grew thicker the closer Orienne drew to the city. Both sides of the road were bordered with closely-spaced stones standing on end, for which she was grateful; without them it would have be...
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Endlessly curious, slightly unhinged. Aspiring feudal monarch. Writing nonfiction about grief, healing, culture, and my faith. Writing fantasy and science fiction about chivalry, courage, and love.
Keturah is married to A. M. Hickman. She is the founder of the Living Room Academy, an immersive program designed to equip and empower young women with feminine skills. She writes stories from her traditional childhood and growing up undocumented.
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