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QUEST OF FIRE FRIDAY: A TALE OF TWO VILLAGES – Bracken
Hello there! Today is another #QuestofFireFriday and a damp one where I live. Very befitting of a discussion about the village of Bracken. When Anargen and his friends first encounter the small collection of homes hidden amidst a forest of dark and wiry trees, they were marching through a downpour at night with a new moon over head (that detail becomes important for them). When I first wrote a
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" I have no words to express how much I love this series, and this is the perfect conclusion to it! Every time I read a book from this series, I love it, and this one is no exception. I was so invested in the story and had to know how it ended. Jason "
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Devastation: A High-Stakes Christian Epic Fantasy Adventure (Quest of Fire Book 6):
"There was something about this one ... I think it may be my favorite in the series thus far. It definitely sets us up well for the finale. The imagery in this story is beautiful, and it leaves you hope-filled even while dealing with war and death of "
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The Unending Light (Quest of Fire Book 7):
"If you love Tolkien, you'll be swept away by Brett Armstrong's epic novel of knights, the High King, love, and faithfulness.
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“If fiction and fantasy books are escapism, then let an author write them so as to better equip the reader to face reality by the end.”
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“Writing a novel is a bit like being Daniel Boone. An author stands atop a ridge in a mountain range and can generally see a number of peaks in the distance. What lies between those peaks—the dales and glens, rivers, forests, and other features that distinguish one mountain landscape from another... is where the artistry and intrigue of the writing process lives. As the writer sets out into the story, leaving behind those high points—the beginning, a twist here and there, the climax, and, if perhaps a bit indistinct for the distance to cover, the end—entering the vale below, all manner of things can happen the writer never intended or expected at the onset.”
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“For the writer, the process of writing a novel is like getting an advanced copy of a book you'd really like to read.”
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“For the writer, the process of writing a novel is like getting an advanced copy of a book you'd really like to read.”
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“Writing a novel is a bit like being Daniel Boone. An author stands atop a ridge in a mountain range and can generally see a number of peaks in the distance. What lies between those peaks—the dales and glens, rivers, forests, and other features that distinguish one mountain landscape from another... is where the artistry and intrigue of the writing process lives. As the writer sets out into the story, leaving behind those high points—the beginning, a twist here and there, the climax, and, if perhaps a bit indistinct for the distance to cover, the end—entering the vale below, all manner of things can happen the writer never intended or expected at the onset.”
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“If fiction and fantasy books are escapism, then let an author write them so as to better equip the reader to face reality by the end.”
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“Aslan is a lion- the Lion, the great Lion." "Ooh" said Susan. "I'd thought he was a man. Is he-quite safe? I shall feel rather nervous about meeting a lion"..."Safe?" said Mr Beaver ..."Who said anything about safe? 'Course he isn't safe. But he's good. He's the King, I tell you.”
― The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
― The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
“England has two books, the Bible and Shakespeare. England made Shakespeare,but the Bible made England.”
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