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One Bard. Seven Tales.

Join Corwyn Danther, famed "Bard of the Midlands,” as he faces off with halfling highwaymen, long-forgotten horrors, mystical encounters, conniving con men, and an old flame with some questionable machinations, along with a few other surprises in this short story collection.

With a mixture of humor, adventure, insight, and wonder get ready to explore Tralodren in a whole new light. No epic struggles. No grand, glorious schemes. Just a pragmatically pacifistic bard and some of his varied adventures.

Welcome to Tralodren, a world rich in history, faith, and tales of adventure—of which these stories are but a handful of many.

304 pages, Paperback

Published September 24, 2024

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Chad Corrie

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An award-winning novelist and graphic novelist writing in the fantasy, YA, sci-fi, and science fantasy genres, Chad Corrie makes his home in Minnesota.

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August 28, 2026
I loved the short stories of Corwyn. You see many different sides of him and the world he lives in. Some of the stories can seem to drag but others you get really hooked into. All in all, I'm happy I read it and wished there was more!
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January 6, 2025
Despite a few personal nitpicks, what Chad Corrie has written and created for the world of Tralodren is thoroughly engaging and encapsulates adventure and wonder, even on a smaller, less grand scale.
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September 14, 2025
Stories are dull, Corwyn (and pretty much all the other characters) have zero personality, and the prose is uninteresting. Nothing interesting really happened at any point.
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