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WHAT'S NEW AT THE PULPIST SHOP FREE READS $5.00 Beowulf: Curse of the Dreygurs eBook When the dead rise, it takes a budding hero to stop them! Follow Beowulf on his first adventures! The undead Dreygurs... Read more Get it now! Chapter 6 “When I sent for you, my sons and I started out to confront the evil told to me by my people. I expect more Angles to join us, but they have not arrived yet. As I look at your men, I’m not sure what your small group can do.” Ida said with a thin smile. “The...

WHAT'S NEW AT THE PULPIST SHOP FREE READS $15.00 / quarter VIP Subscriber Unlock a higher level of access by upgrading to our VIP membership. Enjoy all the perks of a free member, plus... Read more Become a VIP today! Chapter 20 Even after a few minutes, I still had difficulty trying to grasp the concept of a shadowed creature talking from the reeds. From my vantage point, it looked like the vague outline of a horse’s head. A horse in the river? The soothing voice enticed me, halting my...

WHAT'S NEW AT THE PULPIST SHOP FREE READS I'm back after making an out of state move. Sorry for the delay! Chapter 18 To say I was nervous overnight on my last night inside the guild was an understatement. Actually, I felt petrified. That’s what happened when I used hindsight to wonder if I had made a mistake with my actions toward Eva. Even though I made a nice profit after collecting my winnings, regret came back to me when I thought about the guild master’s reaction. Sleep was hard the...

WHAT'S NEW AT THE PULPIST SHOP FREE READS Chapter 16 “Is he good enough?” Eva asked. Rosemary sat on the couch next to the guild master. Both women held glasses of wine in their hands. Eva leaned back against the arm of the chair, examining the Queen of Hearts. “Since he can’t read the ancient texts, he’ll never be an alchemist. He’s barely able to read the current books I gave him,” Rosemary stated after sipping her drink. “Still, he’s learning quickly. Even your favorite thinks he’s...

WHAT'S NEW AT THE PULPIST SHOP FREE READS As you may have noticed, the site is revamped. I'm putting up new illustrations for several stories along with multiple chapters for free and paid subscribers. The links are below for easy reading on the site. Enjoy the new look! https://gordonbrewer.com/posts/fairy-tale-assassin-chapters-11-15 https://gordonbrewer.com/posts/infinite-loop-chapters-6-10 https://gordonbrewer.com/posts/a-dagger-through-dimensions-chapters-6-10...

WHAT'S NEW AT THE PULPIST SHOP FREE READS Today we start sending out the redesigned newsletters (which you may have seen earlier). These chapters come with longer storylines and some new illustrations. Enjoy! Chapter 11 The atmosphere in the assassin’s guild reminded me a bit of a fraternity as I watched the few people in the main hall and their interactions. Well, a fraternity that harbored a sinister ‘you'll die, and no one will even know where the body went’ problem. I guess secrecy is one...

Chapter 6 ate into the night, Ruby and I walked to the wall surrounding Morum. The so-called moot was nothing more than a foul-smelling ditch, which I think they used as a toilet. We already knew only a gate closed at the entrance of the main road at night. As we walked along the side of the fortifications, they did not impress me. After all, I’ve seen plenty of actual castles when I traveled in my past life. Throughout Europe, such defensive walls were massive, redundant, and well thought...

Everyone, I'm updating my site at gordonbrewer.com. Instead of sending out duplicate newsletters of already published works, I'm adding new illustrations for first 10 chapters of each completed book (seen in this and upcoming newsletters). Please take a look at the new site and give me your thoughts and ideas to make it easier for you, the subscriber. Also, a new pricing model is coming in play (now quarterly billing at a reduced rate for my VIP subscribers). New material is coming each week...

Chapter 2 The village stood on the northern outskirts of the Bernician kingdom; many days’ ride from Ida’s home in Bamburgh. Everyone around the North Sea knew King Ida held only a tenuous grip on the borderlands of his kingdom. So, a meeting between Ida and Beowulf would make more sense if they met at the Bamburgh fortress. It also bothered Beowulf that he had little idea of the danger which might lie before them. When he received word concerning the trouble in the northern kingdom held by...