
The Obsidian Heart
Echoes of Empire (Book Two)
by Mark T. Barnes
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Pub Date Oct 15 2013 | Archive Date Aug 11 2014
Amazon Publishing | 47North
Description
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Mark Barnes was born in Sydney, Australia, in September of 1966. A strong athlete, he was also drawn to the arts at a young age, penning his first short story as a seven-year-old. He worked in finance and advertising and eventually landed satisfying work in information technology, where he continues to manage a freelance organizational change consultancy. In 2005, when Mark was selected to attend the Clarion South residential short story workshop, he began to write with the intention of making it more than a hobby. Since that time Mark has published a number of short stories, worked as a freelance script editor, and has driven creative consultancy for a television series. The Garden of Stones is his first novel.
Advance Praise
"This first book in a fantasy series harks back to the ancient past for connections to the present and involves complex world-building and fascinating characters." -Audiofile Magazine
"If you like your fantasy novels more like Dune than Discworld, get into Mark T Barnes The Gardens of Stone, the first novel in his Echoes of Empire trilogy. This is the Australian author’s debut novel, and it’s a fascinatingly intricate journey into a complex new world – each page seems to reveal more and more about the history and cultures of Shrian – if you like your novels ‘deep’, then snap it up." -The SciFi Show
"The Gardens of Stone is awesome. Set in a lush and deeply realised world
quite different to the normal medieval fantasy settings we usually get
with a middle-eastern feel reminiscent of M.A.R. Barker's Tekumel. There
is a solid sense of real history and Barnes handles it's portrayal with
flair, never allowing the reader to be overwhelmed or bogged down." - Postcards From the Emerald City
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781477807606 |
PRICE | $14.95 (USD) |
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