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isthisit.nz
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| | | | | The Iliad has many central heroes: Agamemnon, Menelaus, Nestor, Diomedes, Achilles, Priam, Hector, Paris, the list goes on. Then there are hundreds of named characters who get introduced in the Catalogue of the Ships or the Trojan Battle Order, and then meet a quick death at the hands of a central hero. Pandarus is a character that falls between these two extremes. He's a nobleman fighting on the side of Troy who we're first introduced to in the Trojan Battle Order of Book II. | |
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www.heroicfantasyquarterly.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The narrative follows the intense confrontation between Conor, a rogue mercenary, and Rob MacFarlane, a man possessed by a demonic entity. After a brutal fight, Conor manages to defeat the demon using holly juice, which causes Rob's monstrous form to disintegrate. The story concludes with Conor's reconciliation with Drummond, who initially insulted him but later apologizes, leading to a mutual respect and a humorous exchange. The piece is followed by an advertisement for Rev. Joe Kelly and KarolĂna Wellartová, highlighting their respective contributions to fantasy literature and art. | |
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www.jasoncolavito.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The narrative continues with Lord John Roxton and the narrator entering a grand room filled with luxury and sports memorabilia. The atmosphere is rich with the essence of a seasoned athlete and a collector of rare items. The room's decor blends opulence with a touch of masculine ruggedness, reflecting Roxton's character as a multifaceted sportsman and adventurer. The scene sets the stage for their conversation and the unfolding of further adventures. | |
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rebeccabradleycrime.com
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| | | The ninth book in the detective Hannah Robbins series was published last week. (Download HERE) Today I thought I'd share an inside look. A sneak peek at the story unfolding on the pages. Read... | ||
