Fiction in the A.C. (After Covid) Era

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Covid changed the world, and for a while, even fiction felt wrong. But it isn't. And here is why I believe stories matter more than ever — especially now.

The Wizard meets Himari – Part 2

Excerpts from the Wizard's stories. The Wizard Meets Himari.

The Wizard restores Himari’s life-force and reveals the truth about their real first meeting.

The Wizard Meets Himari – Part 1

Excerpts from the Wizard's stories. The Wizard Meets Himari.

Himari tells Albert the truth about his past. From his creation as a so-called "Deity of Protection" to the centuries he spent alone, feared, and starved. A story of power, abandonment, and a meeting that changed everything.

The House in the Lake got a review!

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"The House in the Lake" got a review!

The Wizard Meets Albert

The Wizard meets Albert

The Wizard meets Albert: A bold, stubborn, but sweet boy, determined to become the most powerful wizard of the world. Just one problem: he has no magic.

The Wizard Meets Basil

Excerpts from the Wizard's stories. The Wizard meets Basil

The Wizard meets Basil, the protagonist of the story that inspired the creation of the Wizard.

The Wizard’s Mind and Soul

The Wizard's Mind and Soul

The final "facts and nuggets" about the Wizard. Come, take a glimpse at his character, early life, and his playful side.

The Wizard’s Multiverse

Facts and Nuggets about the Wizard - The Wizard's Multiverse

A few very basic information about the cosmology and theology of the Wizard's multiverse.

When do you name your characters?

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Hello, people! I have started an author chat on Twitter- - It’s called “X”, now, Yorgos! - I don’t need another ex in my life, so it’s “Twitter”! Anyway! As I was saying I started an author chat on Twitter and BlueSky, which, hopefully I’ll maintain for some time. So, I’ll probably be posting some … Continue reading When do you name your characters?

The Birth of the Wizard (and Eric)

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What started as a supporting character turned into the star of the show. Find out how the Wizard went from an extra to creative overlord - and how I lost control of my own story to him.