Kenneth Cromwell Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Kenneth Cromwell

Anyone ever read "Wine of Satan, a tale of Bohemond, Prince of Antioch" by Laverne Gay? I read it years ago, I can't say I was fond of it, but it has a heck of a beginning here . . . https://t.co/mlqmguh1wZ

Kenneth Cromwell

Any fans of Poul Anderson? Any fans of his Three Hearts and Three Lions? Read about the book's major influence in #fantasy and #DnD https://t.co/CNrZDJwG9K

Kenneth Cromwell

Saturday Shamless Plug. Pick up a sword, staff, or wand and joing the fight against darkness as you read the epic fantasy novel The Tomb of Theragaard! #Fantasy https://t.co/9uqOdvR6zO https://t.co/qHbtnvEJYO

Kenneth Cromwell

Factoid #3 on #NewPaladinOrder: Telvar’s inspiration was not Merlin, Gandalf, Raistlin, Covenant, but Isaac Newton. In book 2, we begin Telvar’s journey to his new unifying theory of magic. I highly recommend - Isaac Newton by James Gleick #DnD #Fantasy https://t.co/2torbp06fR https://t.co/p1pyt1HwAB

Kenneth Cromwell

I love these little notes and artifacts you find in used books. Whoops, I never returned The Web of Sorcery back to the Recreation Services Library, and I somehow have Ellen Jeanne Smith’s copy of A Tapestry of Magics by Brian Daley. #writingcommunity https://t.co/HfOkKpB1yk

Kenneth Cromwell

Any fans of Poul Anderson? Any fans of his Three Hearts and Three Lions? Read about the book's major influence in #fantasy and #DnD https://t.co/CNrZDJwG9K

Kenneth Cromwell

Any thoughts on Conan - Blood of the Serpent - by S.M. Stirling? The premise of the book is that it covers the events leading to Howard's classic story Red Nails. It was better than Turtledove’s Conan of Venarium, but I was not thrilled. https://t.co/tLyN9WbcIp