Just a gentle reminder that your next newsletter is coming into your inboxes on this Saturday, May 13^th. It will cover some of the interesting reads I was introduced to at last year’s Bradford Literature Festival that since stayed with me, and it will include an epic sci-fi and fantasy promo.

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Good morning. I hope you’re enjoying April.

There have been some updates to my blurbs. Getting them the right length is important, so that they’re not too long with boring, inessential information and yet not so short that they’re missing logic that ties all the lines together. I’ve tried to add doubt into my blurb ingredients in the hope it generates interest.

Please do let me know if any further tweaks are needed or if better words can be used.

1. On a world of fortresses, gone is the age of barbarians when Aerol, their warlord, built his fighting force into warriors powerful enough to defeat any enemy standing before them.

   Long-dead enemies haunt Aerol’s mind – enemies that should have been vanquished. He must show them no fear, even if it means sacrificing himself. But when the kind and beautiful Hermena needs Aerol to save an order of scholars from death he’s soon conflicted about his plan.

   ~ A Tale of Sword & Sorcery, Mana-wielding Heroes and Demons ~

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2. On a world of fortresses, gone is the age of barbarians when Aerol, their warlord, built his fighting force into warriors powerful enough to defeat any enemy standing before them.

Now, with Aerol’s old friend bewitched, rumours of a dread sorcerer abound with the fantastical. Aerol refuses to believe the rumours – he cannot allow himself to, for the integrity of the fortress, but when assassination rears its ugly head he needs a plan.

The Fortress holds the key to Aerol’s salvation, if only he can find a way in.

~ A Tale of Sword & Sorcery, Mana-wielding Heroes and Demons ~

Book page for this blurb