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Notification of narrative from HH |
Subject: Robin Hood and the Maiden in the Tower Posted Wed Feb 26, 2014 at 03:28:18 am EST (Viewed 2 times) |
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I neglected to mention that there's an in-depth article interviewing me about Robin Hood and covering my view on historical pulp fiction in general at http://www.thefreechoice.info/2014/02/a-chat-with-author-i-watson-part-2-of-2.html There will be a quiz later. "I've never stolen a whole city before" - Robin i' th' Hood The dying days of 1191: Prince John Lackland of England, confident that his brother will never retuirn to claim his crown, makes his move for power. His soldiers take London, beieging, capturing and plundering the nation's capital. England's Chancellor, once-powerful Lord William de Longchamp, is forced to flee for Europe in disguise. His young sister, beautiful Melisende, is taken hostage, held close in the Tower of London. The rich heiress is to be tortured into forced marriage with one of Prince John's closest political cronies - Lord William de Vendenal, High Sheriff of Nottingham! But Melisende's secret admirer, Sir Adam Fitzwarren, an old crusader's new-knighted youngest son, remains behind to attempt the impossible - rescue the damsel from the most secure fortress in England! Hunted by brutal mercenaries of the Prince's mistress, trapped in occupied London, the neophyte hero struggles to stay alive and find a way to rescue the girl he will never be allowed to marry. The young knight's sister insists that Adam be found and aided - and Adam's sister Matilda is better known as Maid Marion, Lady of Sherwood, true love and inspiration of the outlaw rogue Robin Hood! Join Robin and his merry men as they head to London and take on Lackland, Sheriff, thief-rakers, beggar-king, and all comers, and tackle the impossible mission of reuniting young Adam and his fair Melisende - by stealing the whole of Londom from the usurper prince! Robin Hood and the Maiden of the Tower is a new novella in I.A Watson's multiple-award-nominated Robin Hood series, available now in Pro Se Presents Winter/Spring 2014 in print and kindle formats, along with five other stories. http://www.amazon.com/Pro-Presents-Winter-Spring-2014/dp/1496001478 http://www.amazon.com/Pro-Se-Presents-Winter-Spring-ebook/dp/B00IK723WS/ List of publications at http://www.chillwater.org.uk/writing/iawatsonhome.htm "Pro Se Presents: Winter/Spring 2014" ISBN-10: 1496001478 ISBN-13: 978-1496001474 Published by Pro Se Press Release date: February 2014 Retail Price: $9 Kindle Edition available | |
Al B. Harper |
Subject: Nice interview! [Re: Notification of narrative from HH] Posted Tue Mar 04, 2014 at 06:33:36 am EST |
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Interesting thoughts and insights. | |
Yo fan! |
Subject: I know a famous guy!!! [Re: Notification of narrative from HH] Posted Thu Mar 06, 2014 at 06:07:55 pm EST (Viewed 1 times) |
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good or you...but that only made me miss your avenger´s articles... | |
HH |
Subject: Tell him to go out and buy my books. [Re: Yo fan!] Posted Sun Mar 09, 2014 at 08:29:31 am EDT |
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Quote: good or you...but that only made me miss your avenger´s articles...Don't miss them any more: IW's Comics Comments Or, if you prefer print format: ASSEMBLED: FIVE DECADES OF EARTH’S MIGHTIEST and ASSEMBLED 2, volumes on Marvel Comics’ massively popular Avengers team, featuring analysis, reflection, comment and criticism of the books, movies and more, include many contributions by I.A. Watson such as “The Greatest Avengers Issues Never Publishedâ€Â, “The Shooter-Michelnie Yearsâ€Â, “What Makes an Avengers Villain?†and “Why Mantis Had To Be a Whoreâ€Â. Available from White Rocket Books and Amazon. Proceeds go towards The Hero Initiative charity | |
HH |
Subject: It started out as a short interview. It became two lengthy articles. Poor interviewer. [Re: Al B. Harper] Posted Sun Mar 09, 2014 at 08:31:44 am EDT |
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Yo b |
Subject: brilliant!! [Re: HH] Posted Wed Mar 12, 2014 at 01:47:11 am EDT |
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Hey, great. I will check asap Thanks! | |
Visionary |
Subject: You do write an excellent Robin Hood! I hope it's finding the success it deserves! [Re: Notification of narrative from HH] Posted Wed Mar 12, 2014 at 12:49:45 pm EDT |
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HH is trying to get an average of one publication out a month this year. |
Subject: There's a 4th volume of the series due out before Christmas. [Re: Visionary] Posted Wed Mar 12, 2014 at 06:43:26 pm EDT |
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