April turned out to be quite a colorful month when it comes to hiking, and at the beginning, in an unusual way.
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April 2026 summary
April was a month with fair weather that allowed me some good hiking time, as well as contributing to a good mood, but it wasn’t without its own challenges.
Continue readingWorldbuilding: The seat of power
In today’s post, I’ll look at another part of worldbuilding, closely related to the real world: capital cities. Just as in reality, they’re important elements in fiction, and they can indirectly tell a lot about the nation and its history, as well as its values. lifestyle, and other aspects.
Continue readingBook review: Through Ashes and War
The third book in The Forged And The Fallen series continues the plot along nicely, though it’s still not the final piece, despite what I expected. It does have some smaller issues that raised some questions for me.
Continue reading3/2026 Hiking Summary
March was a much more pleasant month for hiking than February was, and that led to spending some good time outside, with some photos to share.
Continue readingMarch 2026 Summary
After quite a bleak February, March was a much brighter month, with its own changes and challenges. Let’s have a look.
Continue readingBook review: Through Fire and Shadow
The second book in The Forged And The Fallen series brings a lot of twists and some answers to the myriad of questions raised by the first book, and shows that it can be very tricky to start a series with a complex plot – but once you get far enough, it’s easier to continue.
Continue readingBook review: Through Blood and Dragons
My latest read is a series that takes a more knightly than adventurous approach to dragon fantasy. And while harder to get into at first, it ended up being a decent read.
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Today, I’ll share another look behind the scenes of my writing project. This time, focusing on the Eternals.
Continue reading2/2026 Hiking Summary
February’s hiking summary will be breaking a rule that I didn’t imagine would be broken: it’ll lack photos. Let’s have a look why.
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