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Interview with Artist, Richard H. Fay

Posted on December 15, 2020 by AR_Editor

Interview with Artist, Richard H. Fay AR: What sort of art do you do? RHF: I create art inspired by history, myth, folklore, and legend. I’m a published science fiction, fantasy, and horror artist and a print-on-demand store owner who … Continue reading →

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An Interview with Author and Poet, Richard H. Fay

Posted on December 15, 2020 by AR_Editor

An Interview with Author and Poet, Richard H. Fay AR: Do you write poetry, prose, or a mixture of both? RHF: I’m primarily a poet, but I have written some prose fiction (short stories) and nonfiction (articles). AR: Have you … Continue reading →

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Manticore: Man-Eating Hybrid Beast of Legend and Art by Richard H. Fay

Posted on March 17, 2020 by AR_Editor

Manticore: Man-Eating Hybrid Beast of Legend and Art Richard H. Fay A legendary monster that bore many names (Manticore, Manticora, Mantichora, Manticory, Manticoras, Martikhora, Mantiserra, Memecoleous, Mancomorion, and the Satyral), the fearsome Manticore featured in the lore, bestiaries, and creative … Continue reading →

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Merfolk: Sea People of Folklore and Legend by Richard H. Fay

Posted on January 5, 2020 by AR_Editor

Merfolk: Sea People of Folklore and Legend Richard H. Fay Featured in the lore of many human cultures, merfolk were said to be people of the sea, although some resided in freshwater. In their most usual form, these beings appeared … Continue reading →

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