The Problematic Pen
J. M. ElliottJourney into the world of ancient Scythian nomads—fierce warriors, mystic traditions, and power struggles—in The Steppe Saga, a historical fiction series paired with bold indie fiction and essays exploring ancient cultures, myths, and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 166 | Subscribers | Read | jmelliott.substack.com |
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Canned Hunts and Jungle Law
My neighbor raises pigeons to shoot, and the ones he misses sometimes defy their homing instinct and flee to my barns, where they try to roost in my cupolas. We had to screen the cupolas off because there are exhaust fans inside, and once o...
Is Sympathy a Form of Fear?
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Introducing a New Map
It’s time to unveil the new map I recently commissioned! As many of you know, I’m writing a historical fiction trilogy, The Steppe Saga, and am preparing to publish the first book in the series, Of Wind and Wolves. Early in the writing proc...
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J. M. Elliott is an equestrian, editor, designer, and author of the ancient historical novel Of Wind and Wolves.
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