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It's time to pass the WritAAR of the Week along, and I'd like to select Issac Wolfe for his I, Rodrigo: The Annals of the Orient, following the deeds of a certain El Cid. The characters are vibrant, the writing is crisp--I'd urge everyone to go take a look!
Thank you, General BT! This was an unexpected surprise! Thank you all for your continued support of I, Rodrigo - I hope everyone will continue to read and enjoy the story just as much as I enjoy writing it!
I suppose I need to catch up on my AARs!
I suppose I need to catch up on my AARs!
Well, I suppose that it is time to pass along the award.
It has been very hard for me to pick - there are just far too many good writers out there! That is a good thing, but it makes it hard to pick someone specific.
The person I picked has written a grand story about a people who were forced to flee from home, established a gigantic empire based out of the Baltic, but eventually had to come to terms with itself to survive. After a bit of downsizing, and the grip of Islam over our traditionally understood Europe flourishing, the world really is ripe for change. If you don't know which writer or AAR I speak of - then look no further! I would like to pass the award to Mr. Capiatlist, who has written the amazing AAR called Bastions: Tales of the Anglo-Prussians. Bastions is the second part of a four-part planned series of AARs that covers to rise of Prussia into the modern age. Please take a look - it is a fantastic, immersive world of history in the making.
Congratulations, Mr. C! Enjoy your week of fame.
It has been very hard for me to pick - there are just far too many good writers out there! That is a good thing, but it makes it hard to pick someone specific.
The person I picked has written a grand story about a people who were forced to flee from home, established a gigantic empire based out of the Baltic, but eventually had to come to terms with itself to survive. After a bit of downsizing, and the grip of Islam over our traditionally understood Europe flourishing, the world really is ripe for change. If you don't know which writer or AAR I speak of - then look no further! I would like to pass the award to Mr. Capiatlist, who has written the amazing AAR called Bastions: Tales of the Anglo-Prussians. Bastions is the second part of a four-part planned series of AARs that covers to rise of Prussia into the modern age. Please take a look - it is a fantastic, immersive world of history in the making.
Congratulations, Mr. C! Enjoy your week of fame.
