| Name | M Edward McNally |
| Location | Phoenix, Arizona |
| Member Since | Dec 30, 2011 |
| Votes Received | 41 |
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M. Edward McNally is a North Carolinian of Irish/Mexican extraction. Grew up mostly along I35 northbound (KS, IA, MN) and now resides in the scrub brush surrounding Phoenix, AZ, where the scorpions and the javelinas play. MA in English Lit from ISU and Russian/East European History from ASU, though both date from an earlier era when there was a lot of Grunge on the radio and Eddie wore entirely too much flannel, even in the summer. Deus impeditio esuritori nullus.
![]() | The Sable City, Book I of the Norothian CycleThe first volume of a Musket & Magic fantasy series: The Norothian Cycle, by M. Edward McNally. An epic adventure combining Polynesian, Asi... read more |
![]() | Devil Town, Chapter OneChapter One of the forthcoming fourth volume of the Norothian Cycle by M. Edward McNally, continuing the story begun with The Sable City, Death of a Kingdom, and the Wind from Miilark. |
![]() | The 22nd and 24th President of the United States of AmericaBoy likes girl, girl likes boy. But girl's dog hates boy's guts... (I put out a lot of old short stories I wrote in the 1990's in pairs, w... read more |
![]() | The Village of Those Who Touch the DeadA short story set in the world of the Norothian Cycle, a Musket & Magic fantasy series combining Asian, Polynesian, and some classic fantasy (Eu... read more |
@MichaelEdwardMcNally It is possible - there or on some forum somewhere. And yeah that is my name.
@qorvus Thanks and back at you, I think we've met on some facebook pages before if I'm not mistaken - Andrew, is it?
Thanks for the follow. I'm looking forward to reading your muskets and magic books as Ive written a number of gunpowder fantasy stories, only one of which is on here so far.
Thanks for becoming my fan!
@DavidBain Thanks, I've really been meaning to post more things here.
Hey dude - stuff here's lookin' good!
Thanks. Good luck.
@VladTaha Thanaks much. :-)
Heey I have read 2 boks of your and I realy loved te!!! good job!! :)
Thanks, Jamilla, happy to be here. :-)