The Sauvage Pen
JD SauvageThe Common Place Newsletter and Web-Log for the Scribblings of JD Sauvage, me.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 116 | Subscribers | Read | sauvagepen.substack.com |
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Project Erlosung XIX
“Give me the sword, Kered,” says the taller of the two players. We’re hiding in the treeline, watching the argument unfold. This walled village in the fungal forest should be Horunka Strategic Hamlet, according to our intelligence. That is ...
Project Erlosung XVIII
“Here, great lord,” says the goblin woman. Her voice quivers in fear. It seems she was the ex-Lord’s main squeeze. The women, aged elders, and children of the camp had watched us slaughter their menfolk in front of their rotten wood palisad...
Project Erlosung XVII
My tercio squats on a hill overlooking Goblin Town. Five platoons of troops. One platoon per side of our square, one in reserve in the center. I was worried that they would accept our harassing fire and scorpio-thrown hand grenades. Holding...
Project Erlosung XVI
Luna enters my office. My tent within a tent. Earlier, at the AAR, she made sure I understood her displeasure with me. With my actions. Playing hero by myself. As did many others.
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JD writes adventure fiction in the Sword and Planet, Space Opera, Science Fantasy, and Pulp Adventure traditions, as influenced by his fascination with Medievalism, Occidental and Oriental Tradition, and Catholicism.
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