The Realms of Beliar: The Sword Myndarit
by Andrew Arrowsmith
Price: $2.99 USD. 159570 words.
Published by Penumbra Publishing on June 16, 2010. Fiction.
In a world where magic rules, the benevolent Empire of old is challenged by the upstart Alliance run by bloodthirsty tyrants. Life, pleasant and prosperous under Empire rule, faces a bitter end as the Alliance closes in. But the gods are not above interfering, and four young, inexperienced people may hold the key to the continued future of the Empire – with a little help from a talking sword.
Member Since: June 16, 2010
Andrew Arrowsmith
Biography
Andrew Arrowsmith was born in South Wales much too long ago. He joined the IT industry long before anybody thought of calling it that and is one of the few people anywhere who still can write fluent PLAN. Now all that's necessary is to find a use for it.
In a long and particularly chequered career he has sold software to Turks, designed rituals for Pagans, and written two plays that have toured commercially. Both of these were musical, and he directed one and was Musical Director for the other - as well as performing occasionally when nobody was quick enough to stop him. He has also occasionally been able to persuade people to pay him to sing.
Hobbies include all the above, as well as listening to and helping perform the ethnic and traditional music of Europe and the UK, reading, debating vigorously with anybody who is prepared to offer any opinion about anything, online browser games - particularly Tribal Wars - and learning to play the melodeon.
Find out more about Andrew and his books at http://www.realmsofbeliar.com.
In a long and particularly chequered career he has sold software to Turks, designed rituals for Pagans, and written two plays that have toured commercially. Both of these were musical, and he directed one and was Musical Director for the other - as well as performing occasionally when nobody was quick enough to stop him. He has also occasionally been able to persuade people to pay him to sing.
Hobbies include all the above, as well as listening to and helping perform the ethnic and traditional music of Europe and the UK, reading, debating vigorously with anybody who is prepared to offer any opinion about anything, online browser games - particularly Tribal Wars - and learning to play the melodeon.
Find out more about Andrew and his books at http://www.realmsofbeliar.com.
Where to find Andrew Arrowsmith online
Website: http://www.realmsofbeliar.com