A Forsworn Fantasy

All of author Gabriel De Palo’s ramblings, works, WIPs and general discussion.

Tag: fiction

  • One

    One

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    Gabriel De Palo
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    How do you describe a feeling?  I asked a friend of mine that question, not too long ago. It was an ordinary day, with the sun high in the sky, a few clouds drifting in the light wind, not quite threatening to pour their cargo of rainwater down upon us. The streets were dead quiet,…

  • Introduction – 100 days, 100 stories

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    Hi all! For those who don’t know me, or who are new here, my name’s Gabriel and I’m a writer. With my debut novel, Children of the Sun, rapidly approaching completion, I’ve been thinking about what the best way to make myself known to the world would be, in preparation for actually publishing my book.…

  • The Forsworn Cycle & the history of the Forged Lands

    The Forsworn Cycle & the history of the Forged Lands

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    Gabriel De Palo
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    The majority of the Forsworn Cycle takes place during the same 4 years concurrently – as in, books 1-4 will all be occurring alongside each other chronologically, with some stories continuing into others. For example, Poppy’s tale in Book 1 will continue with Ricard’s tale in Book 3. Children of the Sun, aka Book 1,…

  • I’m alive

    I’m alive

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    Gabriel De Palo
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    Hello, I’m still alive. I’ve been away for a while and I just came back from a trip to Italy (after which me and my fiancée got very sick), but rest assured, I remain living, just very lazy, as per usual. Progress with editing is… slower than I wanted it to be, but it’s coming…

  • I finished a book.

    I finished a book.

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    Gabriel De Palo
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    You read that title right. I, an author, completed a book. The book, to be exact. 655 pages of high fantasy, predictably troubled character arcs, and heinous villains who do horrible things for the sake of being a garbage person. Children of the Sun is finally complete. It took me 2 and a half years,…