
Mary 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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Sorek walked up the path to the Aijalon gardens and crossed to the waist-high stone wall at its western edge. In the weeks since his instatement ceremony this had become his favourite evening retreat, from which he could view the entire wes...
Sorek had lain awake for most of the night and only managed to drift into a light sleep an hour or two before dawn. Now the curtains glowed softly and faint sounds of activity drifted in as the dawn bells rang and Farindel awoke.
It’s here...
From a terrace at the very peak of Farindel, Allegar stared southeast towards Traden and the army, both concealed by the hills in between them. Thryothor, Thenar, and Sorek had just set out from the capital—Thryothor for the bridge over the...
The sun was touching the horizon when Allegar, Albrius, and Sorek left the Great Hall, their strategy constructed and ready to present to the Avelin for approval. While Albrius showed Sorek to the house that had hastily been arranged for hi...
Albrius and a handful of soldiers were already waiting at the Aijalon when Orienne and Allegar arrived. Orienne wondered why the soldiers were there; perhaps they had simply been with Albrius when Thenar delivered the news, like she had bee...
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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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