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von Darkmoor
Small Press Publisher (and Dancer still)
      
Date Joined Dec 2005
Total Posts : 2992
| Posted 10/3/2007 12:10 PM (GMT -4) |   | |
Hear ye! Hear ye!
Come one, come all!
Gather 'round and listen close.
Coming early 2008
will be the
first
of the new Flashing Swords
anthologies!
The Return of the Sword:
A New Age of Heroic Adventure
will be filled with
shield-slamming,
sword-slashing,
pike-thrusting,
mace-swinging,
fist-flying,
Sword & Sorcery!
Double-crosses
and danger!
Desperate duels
and barbarous battles!
Wild warfare
and wicked witchcraft!
Vile vengeance
and scorching sorcery!
Merciless might
and singing swords!
Expect 90,000 thrilling words in 15 (or more) delightful tales!
Anticipate excitement and quality entertainment!
Only from Flashing Swords!
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von Darkmoor
Small Press Publisher (and Dancer still)
Date Joined Dec 2005
Total Posts : 2992
| Posted 10/3/2007 3:12 PM (GMT -4) | | | Thanks and more thanks, gents!
I'm not soliciting at this time - doesn't mean I won't have to, just need to get a few things addressed. First and foremost - and great news for the masses of you who missed out on the chance to buy it - most of the original Flashing Sword Ezine Annual stories should be returning - still working on that, hence the contacts request.
Then there were a couple stories I just happened to be aware of (being part of another magazine, online critique groups, and critiques by friends sure is beneficial  ) - especially as these tales stuck in my memory simply because they were perfectly suitable for the content I'm looking for.
There'll be a classic or two (what's an FS anthology without Harold Lamb or some such luminary?)
And I've snagged - with the help of a well-known personage - a great little nonfic article to continue a PB & FS tradition I always enjoyed.
~ Folks, this is going to be a rocking antho and I know you'll love it - I've loved crafting it every step of the way! You will definitely owe mucho congrats to its authors and you will most assuredly want to have this book on your shelves. Creating it has been fun, but without their skills it would never reach the fullness of its potential! ~
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darkbow
Rabbit lord
Date Joined Oct 2005
Total Posts : 1647
| Posted 10/3/2007 5:44 PM (GMT -4) | | | | |
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Dan Nelson
Hermit Troll
Date Joined May 2006
Total Posts : 137
| Posted 10/3/2007 7:14 PM (GMT -4) | | | How much of this will be new to those who bought the e-anthology and have read the e-zines? | | Back to Top | | |
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darkbow
Rabbit lord
Date Joined Oct 2005
Total Posts : 1647
| Posted 10/4/2007 12:33 PM (GMT -4) | | | | |
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Bill Ward
Biblioholic
Date Joined Jul 2006
Total Posts : 1670
| Posted 10/20/2007 10:11 PM (GMT -4) | | Now we're getting secret messages . . . the better to pique our interest. I think we should start calling you P.T Barnum, Jason.
Howard von Barnum perhaps? | | Back to Top | | |
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