Tag: TheMereLandChronicles-TheCrier
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Abbeys and Algorithms: Building a Novel in the Margins

What do abbeys, algorithms and novels have in common? More than you might think. From coding Z80 assembly on a ZX Spectrum to writing The Mereland Chronicles, I’ve learned that patience, structure and resilience are what keep both code and stories alive.
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Blood, Mud, and Storyboards: Mountain Biking Through Grizedale for The Mereland Chronicles

Some writers spend their weekends outlining chapters. I spent mine being flung off a mountain bike in Grizedale Forest, gathering footage for the first book trailers of The Mereland Chronicles: The Crier. Bruises aside, the results were worth it, and soon you’ll get to see how those moss-thick forests shaped…
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The Mereland Chronicles: Final Polish Weekend

The Mereland Chronicles: The Crier has returned from editing, and the author is preparing for final revisions. After years of development, the story and characters are nearly complete. Updates on the manuscript’s production and a potential pre-Halloween release are forthcoming. Appreciation is expressed to followers for their support.
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A Small Delay – But Worth the Wait

The Mereland Chronicles – The Crier is set for a Summer 2025 release, as the author prioritizes quality over haste. Amid life’s demands, significant improvements based on feedback are being made. The delay reflects deep care for the story and its readers, promising an exciting adventure worth the wait.
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Mysterious Locations of the Lake District – The Hidden Secrets of Mereland

The English Lake District is steeped in legends, but few are as eerie as the tale of the Claife Crier; a spectral monk whose mournful wails echo across Windermere. In The Mereland Chronicles: The Crier, this chilling myth is more than just folklore; it’s the key to something far greater.…




