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Peasant Magazine

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A fantasy & historical fiction literary magazine for lovers of short stories by indie authors. Learn more at: http://fiction.charlesmoffat.com/peasantmagazine/

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ArcaneTomes.Org@arcanetomes.bsky.social · 2mo ago

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Peasant Magazine@peasantmagazine.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Fun theory to think about: "Artistic Determinism" There's no such thing as free will or creativity. Everything in the universe a clock on the subatomic particle level, a machine in which everything is predetermined. Thus people aren't really creative. They're just destined to create things. 😉

Peasant Magazine@peasantmagazine.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I recently bought a book about Irish Gaelic for my brother-in-law. Then I started reading it... Now I have to get him a different gift or the same book, because I want to keep the book.

CoolCoolSkies@coolcoolskies.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I cannot emphasize enough that people need to read. Anything and everything. Read shit you don't understand, read about points you don't agree with, read someone's praise AND criticism of something you love. You cannot stop learning. You cannot get lazy or complacent. Don't let them dumb you down.

Sara “Blade” Reine@smreine.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I’m reading A Wizard of Earthsea to my 11yo and he just keeps EXPLODING with excitement over it all. He thinks the words he doesn’t know are ancient magic, like in the story. “I bet they’re not even in urban dictionary!” No baby they’re just in regular old dictionaries lol ❤️❤️❤️

Sword and Sorcery Books@swordandsorcery.bsky.social · 6mo ago

#BOOKREVIEW "Here be dragon clichés..." by Richard Sexsmith is an odd bit of fun. Harold and Malcolm are charlatans pretending to be dragonslayers, which is a fun premise, but it is the writing and humour, which embraces literary tropes and clichés, that raises this story to a fine art. ☆☆☆☆☆

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Peasant Magazine@peasantmagazine.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Also Real Book Clubs don't ask for gratuities. Real Book Blogs do it for free. Bookstagram / Booktok is an overpriced scam that won't sell a single book. Facebook ads get Likes, not sales. Literary Magazines are good marketing, but edit your work BEFORE submitting.