The best book series with the blog post with the worst header image…
Author: J.B. Norman
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30 Days of Biographies: Auriwandalo
Remembered primarily as either an audacious warrior-king or a vicious tyrant, Auriwandalo has remained a popular figure in stories, poems, and dramas. Among the most famous operas in Realmgard is a six-part epic Natlian retelling of Auriwandalo's life, reign, and death in battle in Aurora — famously, the fifth part consists solely of his death monologue.
Music to Write Realmgard to: Matsuri
From the album Kojiki — named for the ancient Japanese mythological chronicle — Matsuri means "festival" or "holiday."
Writing Revisited: Mostly Curse Tablets
Also, a drawing of a horse.
30 Days of Biographies: Catherine Fryte
Elder sister of the famous pirate Jonathan Fryte, Catherine Fryte was first inspired to join the Porthaven Marines — Porthaven's elite maritime forces responsible for upholding the city-state's Admiralty law — upon hearing the news that her brother had been abducted by pirates.
30 Days of Biographies: Cassius Astrologus
Cassius also refined the current Realmgardian zodiac, which are still used as the star-signs to each month of the calendar.
Recommendation: Otaku Elf
The best manga series that ever left me feeling personally attacked…
Writing Revisited: Amara vs. the Complete Krimson Katja
Protip: if you need a story concept, just slap a synonym for bad in front of "brain."
30 Days of Biographies: Eysteinn Iron-Brow
Although he was caught by surprise by the assassin leaping out of the crowd of supplicants at a meeting of his court, Eysteinn responded by instinctively headbutting him as he lunged at Eysteinn. Words of this exploit spread quickly across Hrimfax and Eysteinn came to be called "Iron-Brow."
30 Days of Biographies — Week 3
About halfway through our exploration of the important people of Realmgard.
