In Witches, Warriors, and Wyverns, twenty-two amazing authors from around our mundane globe offer peeks into what fantasy societies and characters are doing when they aren't wrestling with earthshattering issues such as preventing the takeover of the world by a horde of orcs, the devastation of the earth by fire-breathing dragons, or the reawakening of uncaring, multitentacled gods. Come read about what passes for normal life in a world populated with mythological monsters, magick, and legendary fighters. Visit with a selkie mother trying to feed her children, a giant with a taste for mangoes, a kinky warbear, a wyvern who can't find a mate, and many more.Authors include: Alexandra Grunberg, Marcas McClellan, Bryce L. Meyer, Kevin Stadt, Vonnie Winslow Crist, Nicole Walsh, Mel Hudson, L. P. Melling, Laurence Raphael Brothers, Russell Hemmell, Dawn Vogel, Elizabeth Zuckerman, Thomas Gondolfi, Erin Casey, Dave D'Alessio, J. Brenton Parker, Amelia Kibbie, Keith J. Hoskins, Geoffrey Hart, Richie Billing, Daved F. Shultz, and Ali Abbas.

It is time of turmoil as kingdoms battle for land and control. In the midst of fighting, two rival orders of witches try to spread their philosophy of peace. Alric, weary of being a warrior, tries to find a way to leave the army. The punishment for desertion is death, but only if he is caught. Ululla, a witch of the Whiterose order, has a journey of her own with two very different companions. As she travels it becomes apparent that there are forces besides kingdoms and witches at work to gain control of the world.

Witches are often portrayed as old and frail, but they wield tremendous power whether through magic, potions, or poisons. Warriors are fighters: they seem to sacrifice traditional feminine values to protect others. At least, that's what the stereotypes would have us think. Witches and Warriors seem antithetical somehow for their opposing strengths: they represent spirit and body in many ways. This collection shows they are not so different, and that these strengths are far from mutually exclusive.

Poetry, Art and stories relating to a Theme. The theme of Goals, Dreams, and Plans. Goals, Dreams, and Hopes are always worth reaching for. This is a collection of Dreams. May it help you to find Yours.

Witches are often portrayed as old and frail, but they wield tremendous power whether through magic, potions, or poisons. Warriors are fighters: they seem to sacrifice traditional feminine values to protect others. At least, that's what the stereotypes would have us think. Witches and Warriors seem antithetical somehow for their opposing strengths: they represent spirit and body in many ways. This collection shows they are not so different, and that these strengths are far from mutually exclusive.

A young man takes part in a sacred mission to vanquish an evil Witch, encouraged by the Cult of the Heavens. Nine heroes will try to complete the quest. Will they succeed? Will they all be real heroes?

The final instalment of The Druid Stones Saga. Myth, magic and the battle to save an ancient kingdom - the saga is complete.