Eric K. Barnum
author : Eric K. BarnumTo learn more about Eric K. Barnum and the world of the Forsaken Isles, visit his website and world at forsakenisles.com or erickbarnum.com\n\nAn avid fan of the fantasy genre, Eric K. Barnum finally released his first book, Dar Tania, in September 2016. Set in a novel fantasy world pulled between magical and divine powers, Eric presents the Forsaken Isles, a world not too unlike our own. As the druid Brook said in Syliri \u0026amp; Bruce, 'forsaken' because the people of the isles fled from their devastated homes, never to go back. \n\nEric writes from Virginia when not otherwise engaged in his career as an analyst, hiking with his three daughters, or reading. With a deep love of fantasy works, and inspired by modern fantasy authors like Raymond E. Feist, David Eddings, and Brent Weeks, Eric hopes to take the familiar and present new ideas about how and why, in a world with magic, gods still matter. The paladin is a particular favorite in all Eric's stories. Their relationship with priests, dragons, avatars, and necromancy in particular fill the pages of the Forsaken Isles.Eric K. Barnum Book Series
author : Eric K. BarnumTo learn more about Eric K. Barnum and the world of the Forsaken Isles, visit his website and world at forsakenisles.com or erickbarnum.com\n\nAn avid fan of the fantasy genre, Eric K. Barnum finally released his first book, Dar Tania, in September 2016. Set in a novel fantasy world pulled between magical and divine powers, Eric presents the Forsaken Isles, a world not too unlike our own. As the druid Brook said in Syliri \u0026amp; Bruce, 'forsaken' because the people of the isles fled from their devastated homes, never to go back. \n\nEric writes from Virginia when not otherwise engaged in his career as an analyst, hiking with his three daughters, or reading. With a deep love of fantasy works, and inspired by modern fantasy authors like Raymond E. Feist, David Eddings, and Brent Weeks, Eric hopes to take the familiar and present new ideas about how and why, in a world with magic, gods still matter. The paladin is a particular favorite in all Eric's stories. Their relationship with priests, dragons, avatars, and necromancy in particular fill the pages of the Forsaken Isles.