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The Shattered Mirror

Nick Poole

A surreal cast including golems, vampires, Lost Boys, a Green Fairy, The Snow Queen, Saucy Jack romp across Fantastic London in 1888.


“Where are we?”
“This is where you found me,” said Phoebe. “That's where all the Sleepers were.”
She was right. The dungeon he had awoken in was unlit to his right. Another alcove lay at the end, lit and inviting.
“Perhaps we're near the end,” said the scarred man. It sounded ominous, even to him.
He wrapped the blanket tighter round himself and moved on. Phoebe was carrying a couple more over her shoulder. Wasn't she cold?
“Come on,” he said. He wasn't feeling ready for a fight, but he knew that's when fighting had to be done, unless you started the fight yourself. He smiled. At least he would not be wandering around in the dark any longer.
Could do with his boots though.

 

Mirror In The Sky (Being ....

Nick Poole

The Desert Demon called Al-Shaitan captures Princess Sima.


The Demon Al-Shaitan falls upon the Caravan of Sima, Princess of Luna, and seizes her. Can Lars, Captain of her Bodyguard, rescue her?

"I swear by the Whores of Babylon that this is one of the most original books I've read on Authonomy. The characters and writing are so colourful that if Sir Richard Burton had come across it, he would have wanted to translate it into Arabic. " Carrots.

 

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Tamria wrote 3 days ago

Hi! I see you're a writer of fantasy like me. Perhaps you'd be intere....

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A gold medalist! You made it to the ED? Jealous! lol I'm new at th....

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Hi would you mind reading and commenting on my book The Chimera Facto....

VeraLoy wrote 13 days ago

Hi Nick, I read The Shattered Mirror up to Chapter 11 (under renovat....

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I wrote 20 days ago

A small, white flame glowed brightly Her long, black cloak twirled A large wooden chest sat  on the grey stone floor  a white pillow and a grey blanket, A grey brick fireplace a large black cooking pot orange and yellow flames her chilled face white smoke blackened brick Her long, b... view book

I wrote 23 days ago

Prologue The forest was quiet and still. DO WE NEED BOTH QUIET AND STILL? AND IS THERE A POINT OF VIEW AT WORK HERE? The first buds of spring were opening to welcome the cool dew of morning, and a herd of deer stood like sentinels among the white bodies of birch trees. HERD OF DEER? I BELIEVE YOU C... view book

I wrote 36 days ago

Cool grey eyes summed up the situation ahead in one glance.  A tall man in black evening dress stood in the narrow street fending off what looked like two – no three, footpads.  His drawn sword was keeping them at bay for the present, but for how much longer?  Even as he stood there, two of them sta... view book

I wrote 38 days ago

A lot to like. I kept thinking of Hartley's The Go-Between but with that opening pasage hinting at still darker consequences. Thumbs up from me, for it's worth. I found all the stuff about the dog hard going at the beginning and the slow start is a bit risky. In fact that's my main criticism, ... view book

I wrote 131 days ago

OKAY THOUGHTS IN CAPITALS...     Miss Scarlet Black was lost. It was her own fault though, a fact she was fully aware of. SHAKY LINE...I RESUME THE OWN FAULT IS HER POINT OF VIEW SO THE FULLY AWARE CLAUSE JUST APPEARS A TAD REDUNDANT. She was walking through the network of tight streets with only ... view book

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