To be upfront, bookstores and libraries, I think, are absolutely essential in our society. There's just a one-of-a-kind wonder of stepping into a store filled with books, magazines, comics, manga, and plenty of space to read. Libraries are doubly as important since that's not only a repository of books, but acts as a community hub. …
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I had intended to review only one story in BCS #361, but since the two had a theme going for it, I decided to review both stories featured. Today we're doing a rare double review. A Once and Future Reckoning by Rajan Khanna, and Uncounted Leaves of Ends of Camelot by R.K. Duncan. You can …
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A perfect nod to the iconic Playstation Cover It’s been a long time coming. Ever since the rumors flew of a reimagined world of Midgar, fans were curious about a possible remake of the classic JRPG from 1997. Now, decades later, it returns under Final Fantasy VII Remake. I’ve played bits of it in the …
Like short stories with magic, shape-shifting animals, and copious amounts of cringe? My short story collection, How A Donut Destroyed Earth is available now on Amazon, Apple Books, Nook, and wherever ebooks are sold. When people think of Square-Enix, the game that comes to mind the most is Final Fantasy. Yet Square has dabbled in …
Hello, adventurers. It's been pretty quiet here, but rest assured, stories are moving forward. A few anyhow. Today, I'd like to give an update on my current situation. I might as well get this out of the way. I've been working on The Daughter of Dragons for well over a year, to the point where …
Silver Claw 
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