Originally blogged on TheFallenOdyssey.com: This new map, created by author C.B. McCullough, is based on the fantasy world of The Fallen Odyssey book series and features locations mentioned in Book 1: The Fallen Odyssey (2013), and Book 2: The Fallen Aeneid (2014), new fantasy books in the young adult fiction category. Readers can attest to the fact that the Oikoumene […]
When 17-year-old Justin Holmes wakes up in a bizarre, unknown world, far from his rural Pennsylvania hometown, he goes from an ordinary high school student to a refugee, fighting for his very survival against dark, mysterious forces. Lost in a world of swords, shields and twin moons, Justin’s fate becomes entangled with a group of […]
“I had heard the whispered tales of immortality, the deepest mystery. From an ancient book I took a clue. I scaled the frozen mountaintops of eastern lands unknown, time and man alone, searching for the lost Xanadu.” When you think of rock music, a few key themes are bound to come to mind: girls, drugs, cars, and everything in […]
“Imagination is a force that can actually manifest a reality.” – James Cameron
My current work in progress, titled Six Shooter, is a science fiction, action/adventure novel. The story will serve as the sequel to the 2013 scifi mystery novel, The Night Also Rises, but will also be able to be enjoyed as a stand-alone novel. Look for it in the Summer of 2015. An interplanetary manhunt. A terroristic plot. And a detective with one […]
C.B. McCullough Loves Sequels… Sometimes Sequels: the double-edged sword of the film industry. Like all movie geeks, I love a good sequel, and I hate, hate, hate a bad one. It’s a pity that such a vast majority of Part 2s fall into that second category. So what do good sequels do right, where the bad ones go […]
“Some, dreading that awareness of how they do what they do would cripple their spontaneity, never study the craft. Instead, they march along in a lockstep of unconscious habit, thinking it’s instinct. Their dreams of creating unique works of power and wonder are seldom, if ever, realized. They put in long, tough days, for no […]
