Cameron Johnston crafts fantasy and horror narratives, drawing inspiration from his deep engagement with Historical European Martial Arts. His writing explores the intersection of history and myth, often set against evocative, atmospheric backdrops.
Set in a mysterious castle, this engaging fantasy features a gender-flipped twist on the classic action narrative of Die Hard. With elements of suspense and adventure, it promises to captivate readers who enjoy the works of John Gwynne and Mark Lawrence. The story combines thrilling action with a rich fantasy backdrop, making it a compelling choice for genre enthusiasts.
When you are all out of heroes, all that's left are the villains.Black Herran was a dread demonologist, and the most ruthless general in all Essoran. She assembled the six most fearsome warriors to captain her armies: a necromancer, a vampire lord, a demigod, an orcish warleader, a pirate queen, and a twisted alchemist. Together they brought the whole continent to its knees... Until the day she abandoned her army, on the eve of total victory.40 years later, she must bring her former captains back together for one final stand, in the small town of Tarnbrooke - the last bastion against a fanatical new enemy tearing through the land, intent on finishing the job Black Herran started years before.Seven bloodthirsty monsters. One town. Their last hope.
An outcast magician must risk his body and mind to savethe world from horrifying demons, in the heart-pounding epic fantasy sequelto The Traitor God.
A city threatened by unimaginable horrors must trust their most hated outcast, or lose everything, in this crushing epic fantasy debut
This anthology features a diverse collection of short stories and poetry that commemorates the thirtieth anniversary of the Glasgow SF Writers' Circle. It showcases the creativity and talent of its members, reflecting a variety of themes and styles within the science fiction and fantasy genres. Each piece offers a unique perspective, highlighting the collective imagination and storytelling prowess of the writers involved.