Showing posts with label Author appearances. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Author appearances. Show all posts

Wednesday, 22 February 2017

Stephen B. Pearl at Gryphcon



Stephen B. Pearl will be at Gryphcon March 3ed through 5th 2017.
: www.gryphcon.org/info.php Held at the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

During that time he’ll be running a FATE OF THE NORNS RAGNAROK game.

And a panel.

WRITING ROLL PLAYING GAMES TIE-INS:
Forgotten realms for D and D. The world of War Craft books. The Star Wars Books and their relationship to the games, Fate of the Norns Ragnarok and Horn of the Kraken. Great books inspire games and great games inspire books. How the author can approach the challenge of writing in someone else’s sand box. Panelists: Stephen B. Pearl: www.stephenpearl.com

Along with his seven other novels and numerous stories, Stephen has written Horn of the Kraken set in the Fate of the Norns Ragnarok role-playing game universe: www.fateofthenorns.com/WP/

Ed Greenwood, New York Times-bestselling creator of The Forgotten Realms® series of books had to say this about Horn of the Kraken –
HORN OF THE KRAKEN tells a vivid, stirring adventure tale that gives the reader a wild ride, but it also features that most enjoyable of reading experiences: characters who leap off the page and seem real, with all of their humor and anger and cutting comments. Great fun! Recommended!

Horn of the Kraken: www.amazon.com/Horn-Kraken-Stephen-B-Pearl/dp/0994024053/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8

For more on Stephen and his works visit: www.stephenpearl.com : to buy visit: www.amazon.com/author/stephenpearl or drop by my dealer’s table the autograph is free.

Wednesday, 30 September 2015

Reading from Seven Days at Milton Pirate Fest 2015



Hi all. I just wanted to let you know that I have a new reading up from the Milton Pirate Festival. This is a reading from my story Seven Days in the Love, Time, Space, Magic anthology from Pop Seagull publishing and features Elizabeth Hirst and Stephen B. Pearl.



Stephen B. Pearl: www.stephenpearl.com
Milton Pirate Festival: www.thepiratefestival.com



Monday, 14 September 2015

The Dead Haunt the Northlands



This is a link to a reading I recorded at the Milton Pirate Fest it is from Distant Early Warning by Elizabeth Hirst.

About Distant Early Warning:

Because redemption is a place... All they need to do is find the right co-ordinates. Canada is in crisis. Global warming has taken hold, and amid the flooding and the super storms, another horror has risen, more devastating than the rest. The dead begin rising from the ground at night, screaming out strange gibberish songs that terrify and entrance anyone who hears them. With people dying and fleeing all around, the north quickly becomes a wild west, without the west. Felicia "Denny" Dennigan lives far from the crisis, with a good job at the university and a roof over her head, but her life is far from perfect. A perpetual loner, she relies on sporadic visits from her Dad as her only lifeline to friends or family. So, when Dad doesn't return one fall day, and his dog, Geoff, shows up without him, Denny is concerned for his safety. The last postcard he sent her was from Sudbury, on the edge of the chaos up North... Denny's worst fears are confirmed when she sees Dad on TV, dead, and screaming. Desperate to end his suffering, Denny gives up her job, buys supplies, and heads out with Geoff to discover the truth behind her father's death, but truth always comes with a cost. What Denny discovers in the wilds of Northern Ontario will shatter all of her assumptions about her life, and what lies beyond




Milton Pirate Festival: http://www.thepiratefestival.com/