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Sword of Fire 3 continues the series' tradition of presenting exciting and colorful tales of Sword & Sorcery at the novella length.

This volume contains "The Rise of the Bane-Blood" by G. W. Thomas, tales of Malis the swordwoman with the glowing sword and her battles with the temple of assassins that spawned her.

"The Eye of Sirama" by M. D. Jackson is the first of a new series about Bradik the Slayer.

"The Brides of Drigoona" by Will Parker is a sea adventure featuring some pretty Lovecraftian ladies.

To finish off, we have the Sirtago & Poet short novel, "The Fall of the Golden City" with the brash prince and his clever friend up to sword belts in trouble, again! As with the previous two collections, this one sports illustrations and cover by M. D. Jackson.

G. W. Thomas has been publishing since 1987 and has appeared in hundreds of magazines, books, ezines and podcasts. He has written non-fiction for Writer's Digest, The Writer and Black October Magazine. These days he contributes articles to Innsmouth Free Press as well as publishes the daily micro-fiction newsletter FLASHSHOT. He is also one of the editors/artists of DARK WORLDS, a modern-day Pulp magazine. He has been a champion for ebooks since 1999 and was brought to tears a few months ago when he saw his first TV ad for ebooks. It's been a long road, folks.

Jack Mackenzie's stories have appeared in Dark Worlds Magazine, Encounters Magazine, Neo-Opsis Magazine, Raygun Revival and in the anthologies Magistria: The Realm of the Sorcerer from Ricasso Press, Sails and Sorcery from Fantasist Enterprises, Swords of Fire from Rage Machine Publications. He is the co-editor of the anthology The Void Eternal also from Rage Machine Publications.

He lives in the wild country of British Columbia, Canada with his wife and daughter.