Ednowain the Rescuer

[Virginia Neely]

An interesting mash-up of genres.

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, Virginia. Scifi meets fantasy, or is it the other way around?

[Virginia Neely]

Kind of like fantasy invents sci-fi. I like to think of sci-fi as something that hasn't happened yet but will, and fantasy as something that happens if you believe in it enough.

[NetaQ]

Love this piece!! It resonates and encompasses all that we love of the different genres. Well done!!

[Bill Adler]

Thank you for your kind words. I'm delighted you enjoyed Ednowain the Rescuer.

[Donna Warren]

Aaaaah! Lovely!

[Deirdre Mooney]

Loved it!

[Bill Adler]

Thank you, Deirdre. I'm happy.

[Sharron Bassano]

What an adventure!

[Bill Adler]

Thank you, Sharron. Ednowain has an exciting life.

[Sharron Bassano]

I like the sounds of the names. They seem close to Gaelic or ... Middle-Earth-ish

[Bill Adler]

I enjoy creating or finding names for stories that take place in medieval times or medieval and Middle-Earth fantasy locations the most.

[Feasts and Fables]

Entranced!

[Bill Adler]

Thank you!

[David Perlmutter]

"This is what I do, this is all I do." Nice.

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, David.

[Daniel O’Donnell]

Really enjoyed that, Bill. Always a big fan of stories within stories. Nicely done 👍🏼

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, Daniel. I had fun writing this one and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[The Crazy Cat Lady Writes]

Love little fairy tales like this!

[Bill Adler]

Thank you, Kim. I'm delighted you enjoyed Ednowain the Rescuer.

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, Mark! I envision all knights as tall. So tall in fact, that I think the average male at least six inches shorter now than in say the 1400s.

[Bill Adler]

Thank you for your kind words, Donna. I'm delighted you enjoyed the story.

[Mark Starlin]

Well, that was a brain bender. In a good way. 🤓 And as for the cover image, wow, Ed is a big dude!