Today is Twos-day! I don’t quite know exactly what it is about today, but I have felt like this day would be significant for a while (and not just because of the launch of this blog). It is interesting that it is written 2-22-2022, AND that it falls on a Tuesday.There are many interesting things about the number 2 when it comes to the Bible. There are two Testaments, Old & New. When God created…
Why should a Christ-following author write fictional or even fantasy stories? Writing in general is a great way for anyone to help make sense of what they see, hear, and think. Look at the words of the famous British Poet Cecil Day-Lewis; First, I do not sit down at my desk to put into verse something that is already clear in my mind. If it were clear in my mind, I should have no incentive…
It was back in the summer of 2014 that I originally got the download of the idea. We had recently gone through some hard times as a family and had to make a move to a house in Dallas that was graciously provided to us by a friend. We were barely making ends meet, but God was also showing up in some miraculous ways during that season and we never went hungry or were in…
The winged people. The bird-like people who inhabit Thrrándôr. They have two arm-like wings and two legs with talons at the feet. Their wings have three fingers and a thumb in the middle of the wing allowing them to use tools and weapons, and their wings can fold back at the hand so that they can use the tools without encumbrance. Tyler Cox · Kharani
(Thran-door) noun The main island that was lifted from the rest of the world where the Kharaní inhabit. It is actually comprised of three separate islands floating together. Along with all the other pieces that are floating in and around those main three. It has an area of approximately 168,500 miles squared and has been separated into several regions depending on the time in history. SaveSave SaveSave Tyler Cox · Thrrandor
The Birth and Fall of the Kharonì God then called out to the seas and said. “Bring forth every swimming creature.” And so it was. The seas teemed with life. All sorts of creatures that swam and lived in the waters came into existence. And God called out to the air, “Be filled with every flying creature.” And so it was. The air was filled with all kinds of flying creature. And so it was that…
God then called out to the seas and said. “Bring forth every swimming creature.” And so it was. The seas teemed with life. All sorts of creatures that swam and lived in the waters came into existence. And God called out to the airs, “Be filled with every flying creature.” And it was so. The air was filled with all kinds of flying creature. And so it was that God created the sea flying and air…
(Ee-nu-yah-rey) noun Literally “first beings”, they are the archangels of the Thrrandor world. They were the ones first created to sing into being all the elements. They appear as stars to the Khranì and are watchers of their world. Tyler Cox · Inuyare
The First through the Fourth Age In the beginning was The Eternal One. In him was fullness of blessings. Nothing apart from him existed that does exist, and all that was in him was of the utmost good. In the span of eternity, it came to pass that The Eternal One wished to share the wonders he was about to perform with others, thus he created the chief of his servants, the Inüyāré, the high…