A strange postcard from Investigator Fiona Thorne has arrived. What a mystery. She’s in Kerus, Page of Beastfolk, for a holiday with her friend, Dodger. They seem to be having fun in the sun. But, if we read Between the Lines, we might discover something else. Get your detective hat on and read the blog from fantasy author D. Hale Rambo for more clues.
As an author, I love diving down the rabbit holes of history for inspiration. With my historical fantasy mystery series, The Planar Pages, I took
The Page of Beastfolk, Kerus is inhabited by Smilodon, Elephas, and Ursidon . All creatures are Kerusian to those outside the page. For now.
The landscape is mostly savanna and desert. There are some beautiful geographic sites to see in Kerus but it can be a bit of a nightmare being a skimmer here.
The found family trope has long been part of fiction. It starts with a group of individuals who are brought together by circumstance and eventually become friends with deep, life-long bonds.
Libraries are far older than books. Long before the first hardback, libraries were repositories of knowledge. Come take a wander with me …
The historical fantasy fiction genre has been part of pop culture for decades now. And we’re all the better for it, right geeks! During Halloween
