by Sam Meyers | May 31, 2024 | Uncategorized
Long ago in the county of Ulster when the kings of men ruled the land and the Aes Sídhe had been driven underground—or at least out of sight—there lived a man name Cruinniuc. Now, Cruinniuc was not a wealthy man, and neither was he poor. He was not a warrior, or a...
by Sam Meyers | Apr 1, 2024 | Uncategorized
Given that this is my March post (despite it appearing on April 1st…oops) I thought it might be appropriate to tell you all a little bit about why I have such a fascination with Ireland and her stories. I don’t remember exactly when the obsession started. Certainly,...
by Sam Meyers | Feb 29, 2024 | Uncategorized
This is something new that I wanted to start doing. I thought it might be fun to occasionally share with you some moments from my novel that for one reason or another I have decided not to include in my current draft. Fair warning that they may be a little rough. I...
by Sam Meyers | Feb 1, 2024 | Uncategorized
What do I write? Fiction in general, and Fantasy in particular. If it hasn’t become obvious by now, I have a deep love of Irish folklore and mythology. I find the stories of Ireland fascinating, entertaining, and contagious. I love trying to put my own spin on classic...
by Sam Meyers | Dec 30, 2023 | Uncategorized
“Back when the land was young and the cycle of mortal kings not yet begun: back before the sons of Mil reached fair Ireland’s shore, and the Tuatha Dé yet reigned from sea to sea: After the great king Nuada had lost arm and kingship, and for seven battle-torn years...
