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Lord Potter has also prepared other epics for Whitehawk. Abbot Cromna’s compilation, The Fall of Nystol and Other tales, is a collection various short-stories about Whitehawk (shelved since 1986). In 2022 he published an audiobook Sage of The Eldark,” being one of the tales of “The Nystol cycle.” which is available on Audible and Youtube. The adventures describe some of the most important events on the Illystran continent corresponding to late Roman times. He also has been translating the most pristine of all the manuscripts, Kruthusel’s The Deeptracker’s Guide, (a compilation of even older short stories, a lore-encyclopedia, and other outlandish texts), as well as a most important medieval epic The Bladetongue, (also in audiobook form on youtube).
H.G Potter: MA Classics (Greek & Latin 1992), teacher of ancient civilizations, literature, philosophy, ordained priest 2009. The X-gen priest considers his work not so much fantasy as a way of archeo-theology. “In these works we return to the medieval tradition of divine comedy, in which tragedy (as the pre-christian world understood), is lifted into comedy-on account of the abundance of divine generosity. Epic transforms into a way of discussing theology. The last decade or so this priest burnt the midnight oil doing archeonic research in various subterraneous libraries, “I finally unearthed the folios of Whitehawk from the lost archives of Thanato Excorpus, a 17th century Friar of Whigg, which included the journal manuscript of Brother Jacob, Never Leave Your Monastery.”
The Grey Malkin
publications of old Whitehawk
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Christian fantasy / monastic adventure → Never Leave Your Monastery
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Wizards, lost civilizations, old-school fantasy → The Fall of Nystol
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Underworlds, monsters, theology and strange lore → The Deeptracker's Guide
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