by Theresa Crater | Aug 19, 2017 | Ancient Artifacts, Ancient Sites, Travel
It was in 1860 that a group of Chinese and Siamese tour guides cut through the dense jungle to reveal the great edifice of Angkor Wat to French naturalist Henri Mouhot. Many say that Mouhot discovered this great former seat of the Khmer Empire, but the place had long...
by Theresa Crater | Oct 23, 2013 | Ancient Artifacts, Christmas, eBooks, Moravian, Mysteries, Prague, Star Family, Winston-Salem
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by Theresa Crater | Feb 23, 2012 | Ancient Artifacts, Ancient Sites, Fantasy, Ride the Moon
I have a short story in a fun anthology from Tyche Books called Ride the Moon. This collection takes the moon back from the usual suspects, werewolves and vampires, and explores the lunar legends of different creatures and cultures. It’s up on Amazon now and you...
by Theresa Crater | Aug 26, 2011 | Ancient Artifacts, Beneath the Hallowed Hill, Fantasy, Spirit
Mystery writer Steve Berry puts a section at the end of his books that talks about what’s real and what’s made up. Yes, mystery and fantasy writers do research and use it in their novels. What we do with that research is sometimes made-up, but it’s the mix of the...
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