Charles has been fascinated by book reading and writing since a very early age. Because of traumatic experiences in his home and family life, he often found himself lost in mystery and adventure stories. He had such a deep love for language arts that he began his college career as a French major. However, he soon realized where his passions lied and graduated with B.A. and M.A. degrees in English Literature.
During that time, he also began to experiment with writing poetry. Some of his work was published in small campus magazines, and keeps most of the pieces he wrote stashed away in his bookcase. His love for poetry also led him into a co-editor role with a popular poetry magazine at the University of Wyoming. His love for writing soon had an added benefit as Charles went on to marry the best writer in the advanced composition course he taught there.
Inspired by authors such as James Lee Burke and James Crumley, Charles wrote his first novel, titled Indian Summer. He wrote two other novels, Crude Surgery and Green Reaper, before the pressure of family demands pushed his professional life into another direction.
Other circumstances kept Charles from writing for several years after that. It was not until his son sent him a short fantasy asking for his opinion that his passion arose again. From there, the idea of his most recent literary epic fantasy, A Chronicle of Endylmyr was born and the rest is history...
A Chronicle of Endylmyr
The Witches of Endylmyr
by Charles Hall
A Chronicle of Endylmyr
The Witches of Endylmyr
by Charles Hall
Published Sep 28, 2010
562 Pages
Genre: FICTION / Fantasy / Epic
Book Details
CAN ANCIENT MAGIC STOP THE THREAT FROM THE EAST?
A Chronicle of Endylmyr is a literary epic fantasy that will not only entertain, but also hopefully open your eyes to be more aware of the nature around you.
Full of ambition an Eastern despot seeks to control all magical items in the world of the novel.
These items, created in the distant past have become scattered over time, some coming into the
possession of the Khan, others into the possession of a primitive pastoral people, and yet others
into the possession of the European-like community of Endylmyr, located in the far reaches of the
western plains. When the Khan sends armies to seize the devices, the various peoples of the
North and West band together to resist, using the magical devices themselves to defeat the
Khan’s schemes.
After a few misguided attempts to use the entire collection of magical items, Angmere, the
historian, discovers an ancient rhyme that suggests three women are the key to the puzzle.
Gwynyr, Hellwydd, and Hilst, acting the part of the three witches of Endylmyr, become a storm
that has been brewing over the northern mountains and defeat the Khan’s attempt to seize the
city. For the present at least, the peoples and cultures of the woods, steppes and plains are free
from the threat of conquest.
Relax, and escape into the world of the Endylmyr. Ride the wave of this literary epic fantasy to your heart's content...
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Charles Hall
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