Category: Tamara Rendell Blog
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The Druid | Short Fiction
I was the son of the king’s sister. I belonged to royalty before I belonged to the Order. Before the Order, the Druids, shuffled me down to the lowest of the low amongst them. Before my noble family cast me off to drift out to the misty seas of our ancient ancestors.
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Christmas Gifts | December Solstice 2025
To celebrate the Christmas Season of gift-giving, we are holding a mega Christmas giveaway. Every one of our ebooks will be FREE for a five day period begining on Boxing Day (Pacific Standard Time). So set a reminder in your calanders (or if you are like me, just write a note on your paper calender)…
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Historical Fiction About Jesus
The retelling of Christ’s life has inspired numerous authors, showcasing diverse interpretations across genres. From Kahlil Gibran’s poetic encounters to Anne Rice’s immersive perspective and Natasha Rendell’s vivid historical portrayal, these works explore Jesus’s humanity and divine essence. They challenge traditional narratives while invoking debate on faith and storytelling.
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Eleni, the Light | Helen of Troy
I was only a story that Kassandra told. Of waves that sweep upon the sands and pull away into the uncountable leagues. Of the sun’s warmth born again and then the dark that chases on its heels. Of the light consumed by winter and then winter loosening its grip. The earth has poetry. In its…
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Odin at the World Tree
How the people grieved to lose such a king. Their laments chased at his heels as he strode the path to meet his Gods. His steps sure and true upon the narrow bridge that arched over forest, lakes, and mountains until, finally, it crossed over stars – awesome rivers of darkness and light. Odin looked…
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Book Review: Emily’s House by Amy Belding Brown
Official Blurb: An evocative new novel about Emily Dickinson’s longtime maid, Irish immigrant Margaret Maher, whose bond with the poet ensured Dickinson’s work would live on. Tamara’s Review: It is so easy to believe in this novel, to believe Belding Brown’s interpretation of the personalities and events involved. To see how Margaret Maher’s gift for…