Over on the primary Emona Literary Services™ blog, I've shared that I'll be launching my Fantasy character writing seminar, "What's Your Story, Stranger?" at some point in the New Year. In brief, the seminar is based around the premise that your character is walking into a tavern and by the time they leave, you'll have [...]
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Realmgard's most famous land pirate. Yes, really…
Whatever the reason, it was in the village of Galgano that Saint Artemio formally renounced martial pursuits and worldly wealth and declared that he could henceforth live as a mendicant hermit in the hills of Natalis.
One of the most famous women in the history of Natalis, largely by virtue of being one of the few women in its history to rule in her own right. Helped, of course, by the fact that she ruled with remarkable success.
"There was battle and the Orc was slain."
Among the most famous operas in Realmgard is a six-part epic Natalian retelling of Auriwandalo's life, reign, and death in battle in Aurora — famously, the fifth part consists solely of his death monologue.
While specific details of his life are rather obscure, Sandovech's name is one of the most famous in Realmgard thanks to his contribution to its culinary history — namely, the placing of meat between two pieces of bread.
The Midlandic Kingdom reached its zenith under Theobald, who completed the Kingdom’s conquest of approximately a quarter of Realmgard’s landmass, securing control of the largest polity in Realmgard since the collapse of the Elven Empire.
Queen Antiocha disappears from the historical record at a young age and the scholarly consensus is that she died suddenly during the chaotic period of her kingdom’s collapse.
