Eric H. Heisner liked an update for Man’s Damnation - Lore of the Aos Sí

Greetings Bards!

I wanted to check in and inform you all of the facebook live event I have planned for this evening. In order to explain to a large group of people dispersed across the country about Inkshares I have decided to host a Facebook Live Video going over the details.

Along with that brief explanation, I will be giving an overview of Man’s Damnation as well as a reading of a new excerpt, of which I am not nervous at all! Most of you here know how Inkshares works and thus don’t require the explanation, but you might want to watch to hear the reading of the new excerpt featuring one of, if not THE protagonist of the story, Samsara. If you wish to watch I will add the link to the Facebook Event here. Perhaps if you like the reading I will finally convince you to hit that pre-order button if you already haven’t.

Also, I wanted to give a big shout-out to those of you have ordered thus far! I have something special planned for the first thirty orders! To be revealed once we get there! So if you feel so moved, click Pre-Order and bring the land of Tír na nÓg to life with your own magic!

https://www.facebook.com/events/115711102205825/

Cheers!

Christopher Lee

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Perhaps one of the strengths of Wings of the Pirate is how easy it is to picture in your mind. My meaning is the exact level of detail needed to visualize the scene causes the story to leap from the page. It is with this level of writing were much of the characters are revealed through what is not on the page, through gesture, unspoken hints, and actions of the characters. I definitely look forward to reading more.

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Eric H. Heisner liked a review for Wings of the Pirate

Perhaps one of the strengths of Wings of the Pirate is how easy it is to picture in your mind. My meaning is the exact level of detail needed to visualize the scene causes the story to leap from the page. It is with this level of writing were much of the characters are revealed through what is not on the page, through gesture, unspoken hints, and actions of the characters. I definitely look forward to reading more.

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