My name is Inges, and I am as surprised as you are that I am still alive, though perhaps not as delighted. If I am to believe what I heard of The Mazger all those years ago, I might – should I choose to continue …
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The Old Gods
Vikings: Valhalla meets The Lost World in a gripping historical fantasy adventure set in the last days of the Age of Vikings
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1: ARGR Face down, I draw in a heavy breath that tastes of rotting kelp, my left eye is closed by the sting of seagull shit, I can barely hold the shield I’ve had to borrow and I’m having my arse kicked by a girl. …
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“A beautiful mixture of mystery, adventure, and historical fiction… [the] writing is great” Reedsy “Amusing, exciting and thoroughly engaging. Inges himself is a splendid creation” Nigel Price “I loved this book… tragic, but also very funny” Amazon Review “I cannot recommend this book highly enough …
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A ‘witch’ in the family: a 17th century spell book
One thing that makes writing historical fiction so enjoyable is the ability, through research, to immerse yourself in the lives of others in a past age through their words. When those words come from a member of your own family it becomes even more fascinating. …
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A discourse on witchcraft
Inges’s tale of witchcraft, revenge and murder might seem a little far-fetched, but the inspiration for it came from a tale that was even more unlikely: not only for what happened, but for who told it. Edward Fairfax, a now obscure but once celebrated Elizabethan …
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