Recommended Reading
by Brandie Minchew
From the fire of the forge to the clash of swords, September's Recommended Reading focuses on Weapons.
'Shadows of Faith' by Laurel Biles
Fantasy: Series
A young Elfling ranger must accept her destiny - to wield her sword, The Talon, against its nemesis, the Shadow Blade.
'A Swordid Affair' by Jeff Lin
Fantasy: Short Story
Beware the talking swords - they aren't always as friendly as they seem...
'The Selkie and The Blacksmith' by Chris Rosenbaum
Fantasy: Short Story
The blacksmith ever keeps his secrets, but Ryan has one more than most...
'A Different Excalibur' by Anat 'Charis' Goldflam
Fantasy: Poem
What purpose does a weapon serve in legend? What purpose the hero?
'Axe in the Stone' by Lisa Anne Prior
Fantasy: Short Story
The end of an age waits, imprisoned in stone, in a faerie grove.
'The Soulblade' by Brittany 'Autumn RiverRose' Cali
Fantasy: Short Story (part of series)
Forged in pain and memory, the sword that is Katiana's destiny is bound to her in this story.
Thank you to everyone who recommended stories this month, even those that didn't make the final cut. We thoroughly enjoyed reading them and we just wish we'd had room to include them all.
Brandie Minchew is a starry-eyed believer in fairy tales, world peace, and justice for all.
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