by Duncan | Sep 12, 2017 | Audiobooks, Society of the Sword, The Huntsman's Amulet, The Tattered Banner, The Telastrian Song
Hey everyone, The Society of the Sword trilogy is now available in audio. Derek Perkins narrates this trilogy, giving it a slightly different flavour to the Wolf of the North, but does an equally superb job, and makes this setting his own. If you’ve enjoyed any...
by Duncan | Oct 21, 2016 | Society of the Sword, The First Blade of Ostia, The Huntsman's Amulet, The Tattered Banner, The Telastrian Song, The Wolf of the North
I just wanted to announce that my entire back catalogue is now available on Kindle Unlimited. You can find my books at the following links: Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk
by Duncan | Jun 7, 2016 | Society of the Sword, The First Blade of Ostia, The Huntsman's Amulet, The Marcher Lord, The Middle Sea World, The Swordsman of Tanosa, The Tattered Banner, The Telastrian Song, The Wolf of the North
I’ve had a chance to do a little organising over on Pinterest, and have put some photos of buildings and cities into their appropriate categories, if anyone is curious as to what place inspired which city! If you reckon you can connect any of the buildings to...
by Duncan | Sep 18, 2014 | Society of the Sword, The Huntsman's Amulet, The Tattered Banner, The Telastrian Song
Ever since I started imagining Ostenheim, I’ve been scribbling maps on scraps of paper, adding, deleting and altering as the stories developed and the city grew in my mind. I’ve wanted to get a proper map of the city made up for a long time, and now I...
by Duncan | Jul 9, 2014 | Society of the Sword, The Telastrian Song
The Telastrian Song is available in paperback at long last. Apologies for the delay, but I had to be sure it was as perfect as I could get it. I’m happy that’s where it is now! As usual, the paperback edition is within Amazon’s matchbook program,...
by Duncan | Jun 27, 2014 | Society of the Sword, The Telastrian Song
After two weeks of nail biting, the first review for The Telastrian Song is out. Waiting for the initial reception for a new book is a pretty miserable experience – like waiting for exam results but worse! Way worse! The full review can be perused at your...
