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Tag Archives: Issue 24
Getting Medieval: Urbanity
Author: Fraser Ronald When one talks about fantasy role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons, what often comes to mind are castles. Strangely enough, for most of the games in which I’ve played, and a lot of the fantasy that I … Continue reading
Corpse Paint
Author: Armand Rosamilia Vladimir Dragov shivered as the sun began its descent. On the snowdrifts before him were dozens of dead Northlanders from his tribe, broken and lifeless. With the waning light the cold crept into his body. His movement … Continue reading
The Art of Japanese Swordsmanship – The Battle is Fought in the Mind
Author: J. Mijares For those who haven’t seen the Jet Li movie HERO, there’s a brilliant sword fight between Li and Donny Yen. What makes it so unique is that half of the sword fight actually takes place in the … Continue reading
Sand Spiders
Author: Janet L. Loftis He wasn’t dead…not yet. But they were already digging his grave. At least he thought they were. Sounds of metal scraping against sand battled the roaring in his ears for his attention, all punctuated by bits … Continue reading
Lono and the Little Gods
Author: Paul R. McNamee Lono swung the shaft of his spear in an arc across the front of his body. He missed–again. He spun the weapon into thrusting position and drove the shark-tooth tip forward. The jagged point pierced air. … Continue reading
New Issue on the Way
That last issue of Sword’s Edge is actually, finally ready to go. It was almost a year ago that I contacted all the authors who had stories waiting to let them know that Sword’s Edge was finishing and that they … Continue reading