a 31-year-old male from Neath, Wales, United Kingdom
Written since I was an absolute kid, mainly RP and fantasy in my younger days, but I've developed a passion for historical short stories these days.
I've got no English or History qualifications (aside from GCSE) and do all my research on the internet. Maybe when I have more money I'll buy books to do my studying! I do like to get things right though so try to read a bit about the times and events before and during writing. If anyone spots any mistakes in my history (or grammar for that matter) please do point it out so I can make alterations.
I've been anxious about posting my work, although I have written some online before this is my first time doing it on a bigger scale and I'm really enjoying it - thanks to those who have given praise, its a real confidence booster!
Finally, I'd like to say a bit about my work. I'm going to be writing four stories simultaneously, all set about 600 years apart, and will write a bit about each in turn. However if I get requests for one particular story I'll concentrate on that one ;-). My first and second are well underway; one about a Celtic village and a warrior named Brennus; the other about a Saxon battle and a fighter names Woden. I plan to turn the first into a romance and the second into horror - thought I'd give some different genre a go! I've also got the third one started, set during the crusades, and the first part will be posted this evening hopefully!
"This is a second story in a small series, this time set about six hundred years later when the Saxons were taking control of Britain. Its going to be a horror story, hopefully more psychological than gorey as it goes along. The first 500 might not suggest this lol. In the first part, a young boy is taught the rather gruesome lessons of life by his father, a chieftain of a Saxon village."
"This is a second story in a small series, this time set about six hundred years later when the Saxons were taking control of Britain. Its going to be a horror story, hopefully more psychological than gorey as it goes along. The first 500 might not suggest this lol. In the first part, a young boy is taught the rather gruesome lessons of life by his father, a chieftain of a Saxon village."
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