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I’ve started writing book 9 in the Princelings series, the Chronicles of Marsh. My Camp Nanowrimo project this year was to finish editing one of my other books. Since I did that, and I was only two-thirds of the way
Princelings fans may be wondering what’s happening next, since The Princelings of the North came out in January. I wrote a couple of short stories around Christmas time that suggested further developments in tensions between Fred, the different types of
The first map of the Realms, drawn by the then Crown Prince Fred of Castle Marsh, came out in 2012. It showed the southern part of the territory used by the Princelings series, in an olden style, with tracks, tunnels,
Last week, we started the story of the Pirate Yule. If you haven’t read it, follow this link, since I’m not giving you a synopsis. I hope you enjoy the story, and have at least as much fun as the
Seasons’ greetings, and welcome to December on the Princelings website. This year we have a two part story for you, involving the pirates who kidnapped King Fred a couple of years back, when he solved their immediate problem by getting them
Did you see there were two new interviews that I did on my blog in July? Fred and George were interviewed out in the Marsh, talking about the future as they see it Willoughby gave an interview about his life
It’s three years since I published The Princelings and the Pirates. That was book 2 and I’m now working on book 7! I know a few readers are rushing to keep up, and it’s all the more helpful since the
The Narrathon is over, the Solstice is past, the Yuletide celebrations have finished and all the residents have renewed their allegiance to Castle Marsh on a surprisingly mild and windy Green Willow Day. Willoughby the Narrator has said his goodbyes