There are two main stories that I talk about in this blog. For the sake of clarity, here’s a brief description of them both:
- The Seventh Hour: An old, old science-fiction novel of mine that I’ve recently picked up again. The world it’s based in, Orlo, is by and large divided into two groups; the “groundsmen”, people who live outside the urban areas and make what they will of the world (for good or for ill), and the “socialites”, or those who live within the major metropolises and follow the communistic regime within. Though these two factions take up the majority of the populace, there are hundreds of smaller groups spread throughout the world (and even within the two main factions themselves), who together make up quite a number.
- Godrom: A much newer story, developed only within the past year or so. Godrom is a world torn by religious wars and dynastic crises; the story itself, in fact, revolves around a pair of priests and their involvement in the political scheme of things. Their actions, combined with those of the men and women they’ll soon encounter at court, will determine whom the ruling power will be at the end of the storm.
As usual, if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me.