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The Golden Scrolls (Paperback)

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The Golden Scrolls by Tavis J. Hampton
Official Paperback Release:
ISBN: 978-1-84728-345-0
Price: $15.50 (lowest price)

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Summary:  Fuad, a young boy from the kingdom of Cor, must leave his home to travel the Known World in search of the legend his heart believes to be true. The Golden Scrolls, written thousands of years ago, could hold the answers to the mysterious darkness that has been consuming kingdoms, with Cor in its path. But is the legend true or simply another fable of the renowned Storyteller? The fate of civilization depends upon the courage and faith of a boy. Is he the Chosen One?

Editor's Review:

"...It is a book that deserves a quiet evening by yourself, with no distractions.
I am looking forward to reading the next book by Tavis J. Hampton. " -- Angela Hooper

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Paper Jewels Part Two
Friday, 09 March 2007
The Gazelle and the Wild Hyenas

Mind you, I was only a boy when I witnessed this with my very own eyes.  You see, we humans have the perception that we are of a higher nature than the animals, that we hold some special position in the cosmos, an exclusivity that makes us honorable, civilized.  Little do most men know that many animals feel the same way.  They are amazed at the pomp and circumstance that accompanies human kings and they mock our continuing quarrels and wars.
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Paper Jewels, Part One
Sunday, 04 February 2007

By Tavis J. Hampton 

A dimly lit flame danced atop a candle in the evening breeze. It was all that separated those in the gathering from complete darkness on that moonless night. The Storyteller seemed to float above the fog-covered ground, taking a seat in front of his already captivated audience. Four young men, or perhaps they would be called boys in our world, settled themselves in anticipation of the fable that was about to be woven into their minds like a loom that slowly gives birth to a new exquisite rug.

"Where is Nestor?" the Storyteller unexpectedly grumbled.

One of the young men, Elian, pointed into the misty eastern darkness. "He is in the tower, preparing for a test. He wanted you to know he's sorry he could not make it tonight."

"If only he had known," remarked the Storyteller.

"Known what, Storyteller?"

"The story of Babak, the lost dervish."

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People Want to Read a Good Story
Saturday, 30 December 2006
The previously posted interview with Tavis J. Hampton has been featured on two more news web sites:

OhMyNews International

Conversations with Writers
Last Updated ( Saturday, 30 December 2006 )
 
Author Interview
Monday, 18 December 2006
Tavis J. Hampton, author of the Golden Scrolls, has been featured at Leicester Review of Books and Blogcritics.org in an interview conducted by Ambrose Musiyiwa.  The interview highlights his inspiration for writing The Golden Scrolls, his goals for future writing, and some aspects of his personal life.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 December 2006 )
 
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