Can You Shoot an Arrow Through an Epic Fantasy Novel?
Watch Miles in shooting action! Click “continue” to watch the video!
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This Saturday January 19th at 3pm meet author Miles Cameron at Bakka Pheonix Books at 84 Harbord Street in Toronto for the launch of “The Red Knight” We hope to See you there! There will be armour! And Cake! …
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Fresh off the armourer’s forge! Miles’ new gauntlets – the ones he imagines the Red Knight as wearing, copied from an original pair. Metal by Jiri Klipac of the Czech Republick, correct leather gloved all hand sewn by Karl Robinson…
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Look inside this post to read a web-exclusive chapter from “The Red Knight” THE MESSENGER …
ContinueAt The Burned Lands
A whole album of people living in pouring rain at freezing temperatures in the North. it’s not just the animals that make the Wild FRIGHTENING! For the full gallery of images, please visit Miles Cameron’s official Facebook Fan…
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Historical novels and films are bedeviled by historical pedants (like me) whose enjoyment of the drama can be completely ruined by small errors of fact or interpretation. I am often asked to recommend a film with “good medieval swordfighting” in…
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The Author’s trek through Metcalf Range, Adirondacks – Inspiration for the Adnacrags
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The Green Squire fighting in armour on the left–Messire Craig Shackleton on the right. Messire Craig uses a German style based on Johannes Liechtenauer (1389) and Talhoffer, while the Green Squire shows his Italian roots. In the second fight, Armourer…
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The Gauntlets of the Red Knight
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