Fantasy-Faction Anthology

Marc Aplin, Jennie Ivins

Edited by Marc Aplin and Jennie Ivins.

From award winning website, Fantasy-Faction, comes an anthology of short stories and articles celebrating the fantasy genre’s diversity.

Dragons, magic, clones, portals and swords are just some of what awaits you on the quests and investigations within.

Written by a combination of genre giants and previously unpublished authors, this is Fantasy-Faction in a book.

Contents:

Marc Aplin | Introduction

Richard Morgan | Killing the Magic

Mark Lawrence | The Dream-Taker’s Apprentice

Jessalyn Heaton | The Unsung

Anne Lyle | Historical Research for Fantasy Writers

Jon Sprunk | Honour Bound

Edmund Wells | Oasis

Kameron Hurley | Creating Better Fantasy Economies

Rene Sears | Misericordia

Adrian Tchaikovsky | The House on the Old Cliffs

Myke Cole | Cazar el Muerto

Miah Sonnel | The Dealer

James Barclay | The Preservation and Evolution of Elves

Daniel Beazley | Sharag’s Shank

Richard Ford | The Halfwyrd’s Burden

Mark Charan Newton | Advice I’d Give My Younger Self

Michael J. Sullivan | The Autumn Mist

John Yeo Jr. | Overdue

Published
September 2014
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Author

Marc Aplin

Marc Aplin is probably not what you would consider your 'conventional fantasy fan'. Having held British titles in Mixed Martial Arts, he has won fights both by submission and knockout within a cage. Fighting on an almost monthly basis in Thailand and then bi-monthly basis when he returned to the UK, the abuse on his body tallied up. In 2010 he retired from the sport with a number of minor injuries and some well earned cauliflower ears. Bored, and with little to do now he was unable to train or fight, he picked up a fantasy novel that he'd been given during his travels and was blown away. Those hours he used to spend training were quickly…