A Vizsla in the Highland shares the adventure of E.A.’s dog Troy and the adventures they had in Scotland including making friends with Haggi, Highland coes, and many other Bessies of the Highlands.  

In Every Story, there is a beginning. In the Flesh of the Blood tale, Kikor plays a major role, so now learn how she became the warrior you have read about. 

Great evil is stirring and it has its sights set on acquiring an ancient power source unknown to the inhabitants of a distant planet lost in time.  The alien presence in search of the instruments of this power has set in motion events centered on the kingdom and city-state, Brigini’i, of King Dia.  

The story continues as the adventures continue to seek out the princess as Methnorick enlists a new treat from Blath’Na City causing the world around them to fall apart.  However Methnorick does not count on the unpredictability and resilience of the inhabitants of Marn.

From Bru Edin to Chai'sell, Kalion and Kikor have been on the wake of a trail of death and destruction.  However what happens with Whelor at Fuunidor changes the team forever.

What appeared to be victory on the battlefield at Ribbwa'nor Glen is short-lived as new deadly threats are discovered.  Unfamiliar beasts not only roam across the lands of Marn, but also in the skies above and sea below.

Fighting off the armies of darkness in the skies is the mother of all, Marn'azzi, the most powerful creature on Marn struggles to bring the darkness under control before it destroys the world she loves.

The team discovers where the last remaining master is, and Whelor faces off with his ancient foe.  Evil invaders from another world put Marn at risk.  Will this be the end of Marn?

Follow E.A. as he shares stories of his 45 year career of playing the bagpipes. During 45 years as a musician, E.A. Channon has played his bagpipes for the likes of the Queen of England, Princess Diana, former President Ronald Reagan, Michael Caine, Sean Connery and Bill Gates.  E.A. has played for numerous other dignitaries on every continent, traveling the world and making a joyous clatter with his instrument that “looks like an octopus and sounds like a wailing cat.” 

Whelor, Who is he?  What is he?  Is he a hero?  Is he an Allie of evil?  

As with everything ancient there is a story.  Whelor’s story must be told for you to understand who he is and the history of Marn.

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