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The Timeless Land

The Timeless Land is awaiting comments from the publisher, but I thought it’s high time I put up something about it.

“I want not to have killed a person.”

Maya Subramaniam’s life is arguably far more complex than the average fourteen-year-old’s. As the youngest Halvard of the Sands of Time, torn between loyalty to her family and to her Watcher, and dogged by a prophecy that predicts her to be the cause of the destruction of time… Honestly, how much can one person take?

An adolescent caught in a world of grown-ups, Maya finds herself in the middle of a Warrior conspiracy to see the Ai’diyar Prophecy to its conclusion. Homeless and confused, convinced that she wrecks the lives of those she loves, Maya finds herself doubting her ability to see right from wrong.

As she and her friends stumble into the Timeless Land, she is faced with a choice that could have a devastating impact on reality as we know of it. In this third and final book of the Halvard series, Maya finally comes face to face with the Prophecy.

The question is, will it be an end or a beginning?

(Read about the previous books: A Shadow in Eternity and The Key of Chaos).

~PD

Posted on Wednesday, 6 August 2008 | in Books, WRITEside | 16 Comments »

Book review: Neverwhere

Neverwhere

At long last, Writeside.net has a new book review! This time we’re looking at Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, a fantasy novel about a thrilling adventure based in London Below. When the inoffensive and slightly sappy Richard Mayhew stops to help a girl lying on the pavement, his life takes a turn for…

Oh, well, read on.

If you’ve read the book or want to share anything about the review, do leave a message.

~PD

:mrgreen:

Posted on Friday, 23 May 2008 | in Books, WRITEside | 4 Comments »

Halvard Castle notice

I received the following press release from the Halvard Castle just now, and am putting it up:

The Halvard Castle Data Network is pleased to announce that a new Defender has volunteered to answer readers’ questions. You are now requested to send in your questions for Halvard Ariba.

A very big thank you to Ariba for having taken time out of her busy schedule to answer questions.

Well, then, keep your questions coming.

:wink:
~PD

Posted on Monday, 14 April 2008 | in WRITEside | 3 Comments »