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Hosted by Jeremy P. Madsen · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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A fantasy world with an afterlife. A fire mage who finds outs he's headed for the wrong side of it.Read by the author.This story is appropriate for all audiences PG and up. jeremypmadsen.substack.com
Jeremy P. Madsen hosts The Pyromancer’s Scroll - A clean serialized epic fantasy novel, a fiction show with 31 episodes published.
This is the final chapter I’ll be releasing for free on my website and serialized podcast. Thank you for joining me on this journey! It has been a joy to share this book piece by piece over the last 9 months. If you have
Twigly and her crew struck halfway through the second watch. Their cloudship dropped through the night sky, their fire pan covered to let the air in their balloon cool and shrink. Twigly leaned over the side, gauging the
[Where we last left off, the pyromancer Durrin Rendhart confronted his conniving employer, Salidar Aram, and rejected Salidar’s cause and the kidnapping he had hired Durrin to perform. Durrin then strode into the woods,
Author’s note: The audiobook is nearing completion! Just a few more chapters to go. My wife is looking forward to getting our microphone and sound-proofing mattresses out of our recording studio closet :) Back to our reg
Author’s note: Thank you to the many readers who have sent me typos! I’ll be correcting all of these in the next printing in about a week, so send me any more that you find! So far, I believe the record is held by Austin
Author’s Note #1: Today, the podcast Featured Fantasy Reads released Part 2 (of 2) of my short story, “The Aquamancer’s Secret”! Listen to it narrated by Karyne Norton on FindingFantasyReads.com, on Apple Podcasts, on Sp
Flames. Flames in the palace. They haunted the hearth of Adara’s bedchamber, crackling, spitting, hissing, a mosaic of reds and golds. She contemplated them. They were angry but subdued. Adara ascended a stairwell. Dayli
Summer was surrendering to autumn. Trees were turning to fire. Wheat and corn lay heavy on the stalk. Flocks of birds passed daily over Volthorn’s army as they flew southwest, fleeing colder climes to the north and east.
We last left off with Commander Volthorn excitedly exclaiming on the battlefield, “We’ve won! We’ve won! We’ve won!!” * * * * * Sir Firewing disagreed. “You have not, quote, ‘won,’ Your Majesty,” he quipped. The Calamarv
The gap in the shield wall was about thirty feet wide. Several ranks of soldiers had been killed, knocked down, or thrown clear. Jagged spars of stone protruded from the ground, radiating out from the blast’s origin. And
There was a benefit to the last three weeks of constant maneuvering: it had honed Volthorn’s army into a well-oiled machine. Even in the dense blanket of fog, each battalion formed up with near flawless procedure. Soon,
PART 2: THE FLAME OF TRUTH “Let’s practice it one more time,” Lady Luviana suggested. “Which part?” said Adara. “The initial proposition.” The two of them were waiting in the throne room, moments away from a crucial nego
Lord Salidar was flanked by two underlings. One was Yorid, his ever-frowning steward, now carrying a recurve bow over his shoulder and a quiver of arrows at his waist. The other, whom Durrin didn’t recognize, was a korri
Saven may have changed. Halorn may have changed. The whole world may have changed in the last seven years. But Durrin, at least, finally felt like his old self again. Upon returning from Caradell, he spent another day sh
Pirates! Cutlass-wielding, swash-buckling, trouble-making terrors, they roamed the trade routes, preying on lone vessels or the stragglers in caravans. Merchants feared them, militaries fought them, and rulers despised t
Before Durrin and Halorn left the circle of farm buildings, Halorn ducked inside a barn and emerged with two strange-looking implements: wooden poles, about as long as quarterstaves, with rectangular pieces of metal moun
Two days later, Durrin rode through the streets of Caradell—or more specifically, the street of Caradell. There was a smithy, a mill, a cooper, and a carpentry shop. That was it. There wasn’t even a tavern. Everything el
Eleven hundred miles away in Imperium, Durrin couldn’t sleep. It was the day after his meeting with Salidar. He had spent the morning shopping for supplies and gear, before a wave of exhaustion hit him in the afternoon—t
Adara had often imagined what ruling a kingdom would be like. Before her father died, she had seen mainly the ceremonial aspects: Parades. Feasts. Cheering crowds. After his death, Adara had spent most of her time at a r
Red banners greeted Durrin on the other side of Wyvern Way. He had forgotten just how much he missed seeing that color. Red—the color of strength and courage. The color of Calamar. The color of home. At the foothills of
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