Another wonderful review for The Ant-Man of Malfen, and this time from R. Nicholson who has also written a very nice review for Cadman's Gambit.
R. Nicholson's review of Ant-Man:
Friday, 16 September 2011
Wednesday, 31 August 2011
Ant-Man gets 5 stars from Red Adept!!!
Another 5 star review for The Ant-Man of Malfen, and this one from Red Adepts Reviews. It's a very thorough and insightful review. Makes all the hard work worthwhile.
Red Adept's Review of The Ant-Man of Malfen
Red Adept's Review of The Ant-Man of Malfen
Thursday, 20 January 2011
Ant-Man on Spalding's Racket
The Ant-Man of Malfen is featured on "Spalding's Racket" today. Please pop by to take a look:
http://spaldings-racket.blogspot.com/
http://spaldings-racket.blogspot.com/
Monday, 27 December 2010
Monday, 20 December 2010
The Ant-Man of Malfen: released December 2010
The First Chronicle of the Nameless Dwarf, The Ant-Man of Malfen, is now available in paperback and all eBook formats.
The Chronicles of the Nameless Dwarf are a blend of Sword and Sorcery and contemporary fantasy, combining strange worlds, dark magic, heroic action and an astonishing depth of world building.
The Ant-Man of Malfen reintroduces the Nameless Dwarf from the acclaimed SHADER series by D.P. Prior. Nameless is a manic-depressive pariah whose past is littered with atrocities. With an almost elemental ferocity and a gift for violence, Nameless alternates between bouts of crippling depression and boisterous episodes of elation, which are usually brought on by the prospect of a good fight. He also has an eye for the women - particularly those under four feet tall.
This story also introduces Silas Thrall, a student of the mantic arts with a dark secret that consumes more each day; and Nils Fargin, son of the most feared guildmaster in New Jerusalem.
The Chronicles of the Nameless Dwarf are a blend of Sword and Sorcery and contemporary fantasy, combining strange worlds, dark magic, heroic action and an astonishing depth of world building.
The Ant-Man of Malfen reintroduces the Nameless Dwarf from the acclaimed SHADER series by D.P. Prior. Nameless is a manic-depressive pariah whose past is littered with atrocities. With an almost elemental ferocity and a gift for violence, Nameless alternates between bouts of crippling depression and boisterous episodes of elation, which are usually brought on by the prospect of a good fight. He also has an eye for the women - particularly those under four feet tall.
This story also introduces Silas Thrall, a student of the mantic arts with a dark secret that consumes more each day; and Nils Fargin, son of the most feared guildmaster in New Jerusalem.
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