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Dream of Fire by Nicholas Prata; Book Review

As the world teeters on the brink of apocalypse, with armored warriors ravaging and plundering cities under the supervision of the heartless Kerebos Ikar, a simple priest from the holy city of Kawn Aharon is charged with a monumental task: to find this barbarian and win him to the true faith. Continue reading

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The Mask of Ollock by Robert F. Kauffmann; Book Review

The one advantage to writing a story of good versus evil is that such a theme plays well regardless of setting and time. In the case of Robert F. Kauffmann’s The Mask of Ollock, the theme is fitted into an epic poem, written in non-rhyming octets. Ollock presents a style reminiscent of high school required reading, though dramatic and vivid and able to capture the attention of young readers as well as adults. Continue reading

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Is the Book of Shadows an Encyclopedia of Evil?

Many people in all parts of the world believe in the power of magic. In fact, some even practice a certain kind of magic or witchcraft as a daily ritual. Now, you shouldnt jump to any conclusions because things may not be as you assume. I think that far too many people make assumptions about things they don’t know and understand. We could do well with out this human quality. Continue reading

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