Renwulf Creations

Books That Inspire Your Heart, Mind & Soul

We craft our books with care and dedication. Striving to create exciting and original works of substance that will engage, inspire and nourish our readers. We approach our creative storytelling with imagination, soul and a love of language. While our metaphysical writings honour humanity’s freedom and depth of heart, mind and soul.

Renwulf Creations is an author collaboration of Natasha Rendell, Ramon William Ravenswood, Tamara Rendell and Michael Ross Ries.

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A pearl, a tear, Then the oracle slumped forward, her rasping breath echoing around the chamber. “I see great pain inflicted yet feel little pain suffered. I see great sorrow and heartache yet see happiness and fulfilment. You shall experience death and yet will experience life. And your name shall live evermore, for you will triumph even though it will be tinged with sadness and loss. Remember that the extent of your sacrifice will be your own choosing and no one else’s. It is for you to choose which branch of the path you follow. But be aware that if you continue on this pathway that you set yourself, you will be reviled by some and worshipped by many, and your legacy will be fraught with deception and lies. Still, it will not be for nought; this will be made known to you. She closed her eyes and could feel the Earth talking, could hear it talking itself into being. The generosity of this energy – pure in the darkness, pure in the cold air and in the hot smell – it flowed into the glyphs as it flowed so generously into all of life. It filled the polluted incantations here as the pure river continues to flow unguarded into the polluted bay. MERLIN SPEAKS "Warm, gentle winds blew and blew, and the loamy soil swirled playfully about before shifting, oh, so slightly. Then, little by little, piece by piece, remnants of the City were unearthed by curious people who had come from faraway lands. A stone tablet, a shard of pottery, portions of a shattered statue and pieces of beautifully painted tiles. A bust of a woman, who could she possibly be?"

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