Science Fiction Fantasy Stories, Movies, Games, and Topics with Jevon Knights
King Larsen’s entire world shatters when his beloved queen Gwen becomes infected with an unknown illness and dies. He loses the will to rule, and his city Vivek is overthrown by King Malik of Holt Harbour. A year passes, Larsen never recovers from despair, lives as a vagabond just close enough to Gwen’s grave so he can visit her daily, and all his people suffer under Malik’s oppressive laws. However, Larsen learns that Gwen never actually died from her illness and a cure is possible by taking her into Desanorbis, a land named after the Servant of Insanity.
So he disregards all warnings, ignores better judgment, digs his love up from her grave and embarks on the quest, setting into motion a series of events that puts the entire world in danger.
My debut novel Guardian of the Cursed Crown is available on the Kindle bookstore. And I would like to give you part I & II right now, FREE.
A friend once told me that her life is like a rocky plane ride, her world never high enough in the clouds, a dive into threatening mountains always imminent.
It got me thinking, what is my world like, from a sci fi fantasy perspective of course … Continue Reading →
I don’t know about you, but to me it feels like 2020 only had 4 months – Jan, February, March, and Covid.
The virus really struck my writing hard, but I’m back on my feet now with a fired up steam engine and heaps of coal on the side.
Check out the status of my novel, and some great sci fi fantasy I wholeheartedly recommend in 2021 … Continue Reading →
With mask wearing, hand washing, and social distancing, one thing clear about Christmas in 2020 is that it’s unprecedented.
Let’s match that with unprecedented presents … Continue Reading →
I remember the first time I realized the UK spelling of the word “centre”.
“That has to be a mistake,” I said to my classmate. After all, no self-respecting word would ever allow itself to be spelt like that.
The UK spelling for other words like favour, rumour, and harbour I could understand, but centre … Continue Reading →
It finally happened, that point in every writer’s life when they must pause and decide if profanity should appear in their writing.
Profanity, swear words, curse words, words with meanings that change depending on the context, used in anger or ecstasy or just plain rudeness. Words a little stronger than bitch or ass, although depending on your opinion they might fall under the category.
Originally I had decided not to, as books I enjoy like Warhammer and the Hobbit don’t, and I was aiming for something similar. But then one of my characters experienced a situation where it just felt natural to say it. According to my editor Jesse, I need to make clear that the novel writes like this from the start so my audience would be aware.
It makes sense. Awesome novels like Joe Abercrombie’s The First Law trilogy, and George Martin’s now infamous Song of Ice and Fire series […]
It’s been a rough couple months. When the virus finally arrived in my country Trinidad and Tobago in March, just like the rest of the world, our government responded by shutting everything down and closing the borders.
This really broke my routine, and a routine is what keeps me working, doing all the projects and hobbies while drudging through the sludge of life.
So an average weekday usually involves an early morning commute to the office. A good breakfast came before work started. There’d be some gym/endurance training somewhere in there, and writing would be around 5-7pm before heading back home. If I’m lucky, some writing could even get done after 11pm when my son’s asleep (hopefully). The following day everything repeats. Friday evenings might see a visit to the local watering hole to decompress, and weekends involve some manner of chore/physical labour. Then we […]
So it’s 2020 and time for me to finally make do on that promise of publishing.
Is it possible? Not exactly.
See what’s the latest on my writing journey, and some great sci fi fantasy I wholeheartedly recommend in 2020 … Continue Reading →
A nice shirt, a pair of socks, or a bottle of cologne?
Sure, a present like that would be appreciated, but if you’re buying for a geek, here’s how to get that bright-eyed, wow reaction. … Continue Reading →
They’re all a pretty miserable, despicable bunch, but these 5 filtered their way from hated to sympathetic. … Continue Reading →
Game of Thrones: the Night King
Something really bothered me as I watched the final minutes of HBO’s Game of Thrones season 8.
I could have handled characters zipping around, changing attitudes, and boring drinking scenes.
Then I realized it:
My Biggest Problem with HBO’s Game of Thrones and 5 Stories to Learn From
Any one of these could have been referenced to give us a conclusion deserving of HBO’s epic work.
Check out my guest post of at Forces of Geek (love that name).
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