Posted on July 17, 2019
by Paul Davis
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Here is a list of my favorite three stories from the first half of Arabian Nights. That’s it. It’s as far as I’ve gotten. I’m working through the second half, and my reading speed is picking up, as, with all things, the more you…
Posted on June 20, 2014
by Paul Davis
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This was my 30 minute word race. It’s special. Takes place in the world for my second book. Enjoy? Kind of. I was told there was a lot of laughing. I also didn’t edit, sorry. Too tired. I accept my imperfections. This is the…
Posted on August 19, 2013
by Paul Davis
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It’s pretty straight forward. I’m looking into Indian mythology. I’ve read a few things, including the Ramayana and something else. About some war and Krishna. I don’t have my books here and can’t remember the name for the life of me. Does anyone know some…
Category: WritingTags: hindu lit, hindu literature, india, india lit, India literature, indian lit, Indian literature, indian mythology, krishna, legends, mythology, myths, ramayana, research, writing, writing research
Posted on August 12, 2013
by Paul Davis
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In the years, as the mer grew and founded new cities, as kings claimed more land than ever before, as the people required more resources and tried taking it from the sea, Thress became less hospitable. She thrashed down villages, sent sharks to bleed…
Category: FictionTags: epic, fantasy, legend, legends, mer, merfolk, mermaid, merman, mermen, myth, mythologies, mythology, ocean, sea, stories
Posted on August 8, 2013
by Paul Davis
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The priests of Ithnek often prayed to the entity of Ithnek and her mother Ulseus, yet for their work they had little more than a friendly visit. To the priests, this was acceptable, but Ithnek felt sad she hadn’t done more for the devotees….
Category: FictionTags: devotees, fantasy, fantasy myth, fiction, friendly visit, legend, legends, mer, merfolk, mermaids, mermen, myth, mythology, nature, ocean, predators, priests, sea, story
