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Deep and diverse world-building - or more specifically, culture-building - is just one of the factors that make Aud Connelly's remarkable debut novel one of the most original pieces of fiction I've read in a while.
A collection of musings upon Cameron's stories and the worlds they are set in, as well as other topics that might be of interest to the readers and writers in our community
Deep and diverse world-building - or more specifically, culture-building - is just one of the factors that make Aud Connelly's remarkable debut novel one of the most original pieces of fiction I've read in a while.
A milestone is approaching in the writing of Ellamir: releasing the first draft of volume one to alpha readers. In this article, Cameron reflects on getting to this self-imposed deadline and what he's looking forward to getting out of it.
The first instalment of a regular column documenting the developing life of Cameron's debut novel, Ellamir. Read on for a look behind-the-scenes at how the writing, worldbuilding and marketing is coming along.
A setting so iconic, Castle Howard has played the role of Brideshead Castle in two screen adaptations of Evelyn Waugh's magnum opus, Brideshead Revistited.
Independent author Laken Honeycutt's experimental third title in her dark fantasy series The Chrysillium Saga was released in February, exploring the genesis of the struggle faced by the inhabitants of the land of Ulli to protect their home, their heritage, and the source of their elemental magic. Cameron takes a look at Laken's serialised prequel novella Kingdom of Shadow & Light.
Ellamir is Cameron's debut novel, scheduled for release in late 2026. Described as a Regency romance / high fantasy crossover, the story draws inspiration from the works of Jane Austen, Patrick O'Brian and J R R Tolkien.