Eric Lanke

FARCHRIST TALES BOOK TWO: THE FORGOTTEN TEMPLE Although some may claim that it is impossible for one so young to make such a commitment, you...

So, there was a time when I was blindly buying novels that had won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Ironweed is one of those, a book I knew n...

This post was originally published on a now-retired blog that I maintained from roughly 2005 to 2013. As a result, there may be some referen...

FARCHRIST TALES BOOK TWO: THE FORGOTTEN TEMPLE After the dwarven ambassador had told the King of the fates of his son and Sir Gildegarde Bri...

I have to admit, I was disappointed with this one. The illumination that usually accompanies Lewis’s novels is frustratingly absent from thi...

This post was originally published on a now-retired blog that I maintained from roughly 2005 to 2013. As a result, there may be some referen...

FARCHRIST TALES BOOK ONE: STONE TO FLESH Only the dwarven ambassador and the high priestess of Grecolus returned to King Gregorovich Farchri...