Independent Fantasy Novel Epic War Released
Independent Fantasy author and freelance writer David B. Beaver is officially announcing the release of his long awaited novel the Epic War, available on lulu.com A must see for lovers of independent fantasy and sci-fi check www.worldofdiamic.blogspot.com for more information.
Mechanicsburg, PA, April 14, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Independent fantasy author and freelance writer David B. Beaver has announced the release of his latest fantasy adventure "Epic War."
"Epic War" follows the life of Mulgy the barbarian who spent the early part of his life raised by a kindhearted and mystical centaur. Eventually the two departed ways and Mulgy went off to live among and eventually rule the People of the Sun, the most advanced of the scattered barbarian tribes of the world of Diamic. During the Age of Blood the people of Diamic were divided and constantly at each others throats. The Demon King saw this as an opportunity to conquer the divided fantasy world with his army of orcs and convert Diamic into one of the planes of Hell. It will be up to Mulgy to unite the scattered tribes through wit, force, and perhaps most importantly the power of brotherly love, and move his armies against the orcs who dwell in the Heartland and replenish their forces by a dark and magical portal. It will be a war of ages, and an Epic War. You won’t want to miss it.
“This is a classic sword and sorcery fantasy with a touch of the speculative genre,” David said of his work. “On one hand you have a barbarian king conquering his tribesmen with a sword and his wits, both as sharp as a steel blade, but on the other hand you have a much deeper story. There are relationships of every kind, unique characters from every fantasy race, and a much deeper story.”
“The name ‘Mulgy’ comes from an ancient barbarian language in Diamic,” Mr. Beaver continued. “The word literally means ‘mistake.’ Yet here we have someone who was designated and dismissed by most as a ‘mistake’ who will rise not only to become a king, but to overcome impossible odds and force back an evil threat from the world forever. Here then the loser becomes a leader, and the leader rises to become a hero. I think it’s a story we can all relate to.”
Epic War will be available as both an EBook and a paperback release on Lulu.com and other venues.
Links and more information can be found on David’s blog, www.worldofdiamic.blogspot.com as well as his Facebook page www.facebook.com/worldofdiamic.
David B. Beaver has considered himself a writer in heart since childhood. He has self-published a previous fantasy novel, the First Free King of the North also available at lulu.com and as an EBook at many other venues. He did not take his writing career seriously, however, until the beginning of 2012 when he wrote a couple of articles for Yahoo! and began as a freelancer at Odesk.com. Since then he has written and ghostwritten many articles, blog posts, stories, and much more. Some of his debut short stories include Squire Ryanus and Mage Finals, and most recently Guise Markets, which he has published with Short Story Press.
David B. Beaver is available for interview in the area of Cumberland County PA, and can be contacted at his email worldofdiamic@yahoo.com. Further contact information can be furbished upon further request. His titles are available on Lulu.com and others. More information can be found on his blog at www.worldofdiamic.blogspot.com where he shares some of his free works of fiction and information about his fantasy world, as well as updates and events.
"Epic War" follows the life of Mulgy the barbarian who spent the early part of his life raised by a kindhearted and mystical centaur. Eventually the two departed ways and Mulgy went off to live among and eventually rule the People of the Sun, the most advanced of the scattered barbarian tribes of the world of Diamic. During the Age of Blood the people of Diamic were divided and constantly at each others throats. The Demon King saw this as an opportunity to conquer the divided fantasy world with his army of orcs and convert Diamic into one of the planes of Hell. It will be up to Mulgy to unite the scattered tribes through wit, force, and perhaps most importantly the power of brotherly love, and move his armies against the orcs who dwell in the Heartland and replenish their forces by a dark and magical portal. It will be a war of ages, and an Epic War. You won’t want to miss it.
“This is a classic sword and sorcery fantasy with a touch of the speculative genre,” David said of his work. “On one hand you have a barbarian king conquering his tribesmen with a sword and his wits, both as sharp as a steel blade, but on the other hand you have a much deeper story. There are relationships of every kind, unique characters from every fantasy race, and a much deeper story.”
“The name ‘Mulgy’ comes from an ancient barbarian language in Diamic,” Mr. Beaver continued. “The word literally means ‘mistake.’ Yet here we have someone who was designated and dismissed by most as a ‘mistake’ who will rise not only to become a king, but to overcome impossible odds and force back an evil threat from the world forever. Here then the loser becomes a leader, and the leader rises to become a hero. I think it’s a story we can all relate to.”
Epic War will be available as both an EBook and a paperback release on Lulu.com and other venues.
Links and more information can be found on David’s blog, www.worldofdiamic.blogspot.com as well as his Facebook page www.facebook.com/worldofdiamic.
David B. Beaver has considered himself a writer in heart since childhood. He has self-published a previous fantasy novel, the First Free King of the North also available at lulu.com and as an EBook at many other venues. He did not take his writing career seriously, however, until the beginning of 2012 when he wrote a couple of articles for Yahoo! and began as a freelancer at Odesk.com. Since then he has written and ghostwritten many articles, blog posts, stories, and much more. Some of his debut short stories include Squire Ryanus and Mage Finals, and most recently Guise Markets, which he has published with Short Story Press.
David B. Beaver is available for interview in the area of Cumberland County PA, and can be contacted at his email worldofdiamic@yahoo.com. Further contact information can be furbished upon further request. His titles are available on Lulu.com and others. More information can be found on his blog at www.worldofdiamic.blogspot.com where he shares some of his free works of fiction and information about his fantasy world, as well as updates and events.
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