Chapter 8 of “The Grand Mythos”… a bit late

So I totally meant to publish chapter eight of “The Grand Mythos of Úr’Dan” last week, and it totally slipped my mind.

But now it’s here!

“Aenúrfít and the Unending Flame” depicts the First Life’s first encounter with Hairek, perhaps the most powerful–and most ambitious–of the First Four Vai’ad.

Genre: fantasy, high fantasy, mythic fantasy

Chapter Blurb: The First Life has its first face-to-face encounter with Hairek, the Unending Flame, but the Vaia does not leave Aenúrfít feeling warm.

Series Blurb:

Every world has its origin story.

The vibrant world of Úr’Dan and the powerful beings who created it are eager to find life in the cosmos. But their untested powers will clash as they each strive to bring their vision of the universe to fruition–and control the wondrous creatures who live there. Witness the creation of a vibrant new world.

Based on the unique fantasy universe of the novel, The Warden of Everfeld: Memento.

As always, this story is free to read on Wattpad:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/163684352-the-grand-mythos-of-%C3%BAr%27dan-volume-one

Steve D

Click here to find previous updates about my short mythic fantasy series, “The Grand Mythos of Úr’Dan.”

Shakespearean Sonnet – Loneliness – JG

Mistakes and Dishonor

I’m only lonely when I notice
Your absence in the wake of communication –
The sniper sharp focus
On our previous consociation. Continue reading “Shakespearean Sonnet – Loneliness – JG”

Shakespearean Sonnet – Loneliness – SD

Trivial Hostilities

Chillin’ at the bar and I feel isolated,
Surrounded by eyes who only see the surface.
Diving into my ocean, they’re saturated;
Afraid of the monsters lurking in the abyss. Continue reading “Shakespearean Sonnet – Loneliness – SD”

March’s Theme – and call for ideas!

Let’s be real for a moment. I’m getting kind of bored of coming up with themes every month. It’s not that I’ve run out of ideas; it’s really that I feel like my voice is drowning out any external potential for creativity. Continue reading “March’s Theme – and call for ideas!”