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Chapter Fourteen of Fortress Draconis: The Podcast went live today. Princess Alexia of Okrannel makes her debut. She’s smart, beautiful and wonderful in a fight. What more could you want? Chapter Fourteen is but a click away. You’ll be able to stream (play directly through a media player such as Winamp, Windows Media Player or […]

The Lazarus Murder is the first story I ever wrote in the Purgatory Station series. The stories chronicle the adventures of several chaplains on a station far from Earth—so far away, in fact, that the light that shined on Earth at the time of Jesus has yet to reach the station. In this universe, Earth […]

Kassie Klaybourne’s work setting up immediate downloads is letting me do something very cool. The Grand History is a history of the DragonCrown War world commissioned by King Augustus of Alcida at the time corresponding to the opening of Fortress Draconis. Presented in chapters, The Grand History provides everything the Royal Alcidese Geographical Society can […]

Thanks to Kassie Klaybourne’s very hard work, I am pleased and proud to announce that I can now offer you products for immediate download. This gives me incredible flexibility to turn things around quickly. Jed and the Titanium Turtle is a really good example of this. I wrote the story back in March because I […]

A quarter century previous, an elven seer spoke the Norrington Prophecy: A Norrington to lead them, Immortal, washed in fire Victorious, from sea to ice. Power of the north he will shatter, A scourge he will kill, Then Vorquellyn will redeem. For twenty-five years the world has awaited a hero, and now the world’s fate […]

A Gathering Evil Chapter One Copyright ©1991, 2000 Michael A. Stackpole Awakening in a speeding ambulance, with the scream of its undulating siren ripping your brain apart, is not a pleasant experience. It becomes even less so when you realize you’re in a body bag zipped up tight and you can’t move. Trapped in suffocating […]

Copyright ©1991 Michael A. Stackpole I swung down out of the saddle and tied Wolf’s reins to a maple tree. I patted his neck, watched and listened. Wolf was smart for a horse and remained silent while I studied the meadow beyond the woods’ edge. We were almost alone. Argent sunlight reflected from long, green […]