Book: The Life and Lore of Winterstide (The Canticles Mythos Series Book 4) by Matthew R.R. Morrese
categories: Book, Mythology, Short Stories, Adventure, High Fantasy, Winter, Collections, Christmas, Religion, War, Original, Epic Fantasy
Matthew R.R. Morrese
about this book: Canticles is for readers who are tired of rehashed fantasy worlds. There are no elves, no dragons, no dwarves. It is a brand new epic fantasy universe built from the ground up. I went back to the origin of human myths to build the Realms and its twelve races from the creation of their world on. Canticles is 4000 years of created history with its own origin mythology. And Canticles is more than just literature, though that is at its core. It is a family of creatives producing art, music and even film inspired by the literature I write.
The Life and Lore of Winterstide is technically the fourth anthology in the series, though it was published third. The other Mythos have continuing stories, whereas Winterstide stands alone, focusing on the traditions and rites of a world caught not only in the grip of Winter, but also between the Old and the New during the Age of Shadow. The myths and legends of the Realms of Aegis are brought to life in this beautiful, fully illustrated anthology to cool your mind and warm your heart. "This is the New Face of High Fantasy."
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about this book: Canticles is for readers who are tired of rehashed fantasy worlds. There are no elves, no dragons, no dwarves. It is a brand new epic fantasy universe built from the ground up. I went back to the origin of human myths to build the Realms and its twelve races from the creation of their world on. Canticles is 4000 years of created history with its own origin mythology. And Canticles is more than just literature, though that is at its core. It is a family of creatives producing art, music and even film inspired by the literature I write.
