Leaves from the Wyldwood – Page 13

Stone Sentinel

Here are a couple of photo’s depicting one of the Sentinel’s from the story. They are composed entirely of stone and possess a high degree of sentience. At present, the name for this particular fellow is Grk (although any suggestions may be considered and could …

Pen & Ink

Still busy at work on my revision of the second chapter. While I didn’t get a great deal of ink down today I have managed to map out my alterations. All I need now is my notebook to be returned so that I can get …

Snow

It snowed here on Monday. A rare event in the coastal city where I am in Korea! Even despair cannot resist the pristine whiteness and so it departed early that morning to go and build a snowman (after a morning cup of cocoa and a …

Despondence…

I hate days like today… It feels like despair has stopped by for a chat and drained me of all creativity. A pall hangs over me and I begin to wonder whether I will ever be happy with my work? I awoke later than normal …

Throne of Ice

Throne of Ice — draft completed. A photo that I took at the end of 2004. Epilogue completed in a Korean coffee shop. Click to rate this post!

Welcome to ‘Leaves from the Wyldwood’!

Greetings! Here I will begin recording my progress on ‘Throne of Ice’, a novel that I have been working on and off for around 4-years now. I finished the storyline back in December of 2004 and have been editing for the past year whenever I …

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CHAPTER 1

– FINDING LOST – “Turn here.” He flicked the turn signal even though the road was empty and had been for the last sixty-odd miles. The impenetrable corridor of trees that flanked them suddenly broke to the left. Sure enough, there was the side-road. They …

EXIT

What if the soundtrack to your life was forever stuck, unchanging, on repeat.How far would you go to change the person you are? Click to rate this post!

Crispian Thurlborn

Author/Writer Although originally from England, I’ve spent over half of my life living and travelling overseas, from parts of Europe and North Africa to much of the Far East. I mostly write from home these days, but in the past, I did much of my …