Raymond St. Elmo's Blog: secret message to Indie Story Geek

Being the account of one Dunstan Cragborn, late of the United States, and his amorous pursuit of a mysterious girl thru a portal to another world entirely, thence to the gates of the Inferno; and all that became thereof.

With some accounting of the dangerous realm of St. Erlick, the remarkable habits of the hermaphroditic Aurelians, the scandalous forest revels of Sylvanus and that land’s late conflict with St. Demetia.

A comic adventure-fantasy romance.

This is the second in the 'Wanderer' series. Quite different from the first. Book #2 is a sane length, single POV. Not to forget that the character isn't at all clueless. I might also mention that she doesn't like wandering the world looking for adventure. Colleen wants to settle down and have the writer leave her in peace .
And I will. For awhile.

Colleen the Wanderer: Being the adventures of a young woman journeying Terra Sanctorum in quest of a lost city while accompanying monsters of various ... and what became thereof.

Behold my epic, ye mighty. Sure its the longest thing I've done. But Dune was twice as long. Granted, my title is longer.

Barnaby is (takes deep breath): a standalone low-stakes fantasy adventure-romance sword-and-sorcery found-family epic with elements of dungeon-crawling, power progression and word-building complete with one certified magic system, implausible-but-interesting map and authoritative appended notes.

Done. Wow. Epics take effort. I'm going to go outside now.

Attention, shoppers.
"Theory" completes my five-book magic-realism small-town low-stakes humorous fantasy romance series.

Everyone can go home now.
Go.
Now.

New cover, new book. Fourth of the five books set in the hill country. Fantasy-romance-coming of age plots, with some deep thoughts over my head; which is a mixed metaphor I suppose. But anyway I like the new cover.