Blogs about: Valisar
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Review of Tyrant's Blood
‘Epic of scale and fantastically told, this exciting second installment of the Valisar trilogy, should draw in fans of historical action as well as the traditional fantasy fan.’ Read the f… more →
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Review of Tyrant's Blood
voyageronline wrote 2 months ago: ‘Epic of scale and fantastically told, this exciting second installment of the Valisar trilogy … more →
Entitled to a good title - Fiona McIntosh on naming her books and series
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voyageronline wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been asked to talk about titles of books and titles of series. Are they important? The very sim … more →
Evil, vile, bad, awful, mean, wonderful villains! Fiona McIntosh blogs
voyageronline wrote 1 year ago: Royal Exile Villains are always fun to write and over the years of producing several adult fantasy t … more →
September brings a Royal Exile to your hands ...
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voyageronline wrote 1 year ago: Royal Exile At last! September is here and with it the new series from Fiona McIntosh, starting … more →
The obstacle course of writing ... Fiona McIntosh blogs
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voyageronline wrote 1 year ago: Hello everyone – I’ve been asked to comment on writer’s block and what other obstacles I might have … more →
It's all about chocolate! Fiona McIntosh blogs on changing plot twists
voyageronline wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been asked to talk about why I changed a plot twist in The Quickening. I’ve been very fortunate … more →
Revenge is sweet ... Fiona McIntosh's new book ...
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voyageronline wrote 1 year ago: Coming this September, the start of a new epic series by the author of the Quickening and Trinity tr … more →
Denmark to enter the world of Percheron
voyageronline wrote 1 year ago: In exciting news, the Percheron trilogy has not been sold into Denmark, meaning that the series will … more →
Getting it right ... Fiona McIntosh guest blogs
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voyageronline wrote 1 year ago: Getting the world right for Percheron felt relatively straight-forward, especially once I’d visited … more →
