Scott Larson Books

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Thursday, August 4, 2022

Septimus Successor

This is the month! After weeks/months of promising/teasing, my next book is now scheduled for release. I am just waiting to get a proof cop...

Wednesday, June 22, 2022

Sextus Opus

It’s getting close now. In fact, it’s so close that it might even be time to announce the title. But I won’t just yet. Once again I’ve sett...

Saturday, April 9, 2022

Fantasy Come True

Yes, I finally got back to work on the new (and sixth) book. I had an extra break from writing because, for Christmas and my birthday, my da...

Friday, December 31, 2021

The Year of Izanami

Happy New Year! May the things we all wished for 2021 actually happen in 2022. If you landed on this page deliberately, it may because you’...

Monday, September 27, 2021

The Return of Izanami

My blogs have sadly languished—some more than others—during the past while. As the world emerged in fits and starts from various pandemic lo...

Monday, August 9, 2021

Cwazy Wabbits

“Do you hunt, Dallas?” “Not for years, Father.” “I called earlier to Eamon Geraghty. He’s not been well, poor man. He was a gre...

Wednesday, June 16, 2021

Heartland’s Voice

Because I have long fancied myself a writer, my late, lamented cousin Trudy would sometimes send me short story collections for my birthday....

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Scott Larson: To date, I have written five novels. The latest, Searching for Cunégonde, is a sequel to Maximilian and Carlotta Are Dead, about two young men who take off on an ill-advised adventure in Mexico in the summer of 1971, and Lautaro's Spear, which continued the exploits of young Dallas Green. I have also written two fantasy novels: The Curse of Septimus Bridge, a tale of mystery, passion, romance, the supernatural, reincarnation, and the need to fight demons, both figuratively and literally, and the swashbuckling sword-and-sorcery saga, The Three Towers of Afranor. When not writing novels, I blog about film, world events, and my books. Originally from California, I have also lived in Ohio and the Pacific Northwest, as well as in France and Chile. Currently, I find myself ensconced in rural life in the West of Ireland.

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