Michael Maguire, the writer

The Lost Company, a heroic fantasy epic! Epic fight scenes ⚔️ Animal Gods 🦅 🐻 Blood Magic 🩸 Banter and Camaraderie 🤝 Historical vibes 📜 (4.4 🌟 Goodreads) Available now in ebook and paperback. amzn.eu/d/9bUCwpY

Update: (Hrs Later) So I am out of the final surgery that needed to be done on my colon. They did a spinal tap thing that helped with numbing me from the waist down pain management. I don't know all of the details at this time but from what I understand they got the cancer out.

Hey all. Stan is a fellow author and a huge advocate for indie authors, and has been for a turning of the wheel! If you can help out in any way, please do!

How does one do a months worth of marketing in one tweet 🤔 One cannot One accepts that you can’t always be “on it”,vows to do better tomorrow, and moves on. That’s what one is doing. The Lost Company will get the marketing it deserves tomorrow ❤️ amzn.eu/d/9bUCwpY

Wow… all month with no sales, now on a 2 days streak! I’m one sale away from 150 sales 🥹 guna feel special when it lands

As much as it pains me to have to post this or even ask for help. I could use your help with my fundraiser on GoFundMe. Please share, support, or donate—every small action counts. gofundme.com/f/rally-for-st…

2 sales away from hitting 150 sales 😍 been a brutal month for sales (self inflicted) but just need 2 more sales to hit 150 sales! That would be awesome!

Looking for 1000 people to buy my book so I can go see Oasis again. amzn.eu/d/9bUCwpY

I wrote a blog last week sharing my thoughts on the wheel of time cancellation and forgot to share it 😅😅 michaelmaguireauthor.com/the-truth-abou…

10 writers whose books I’ve read five or more of? 1. David Gemmell 2. Robert Jordan 3. Steven Erikson 4. Raymond E Fiest 5. Mark Lawrence 6. George RR Martin 7. Stephen Donaldson 8. Bernard Cornwell 9. JRR Tolkien 10. Peter V Brett

10 writers whose books I've read five or more of? Didn't quite make it on the last. 1. C.S. Lewis 2. R. Jonathan Sacks 3. Robin McKinley 4. G.K. Chesterton 5. J.K. Rowling 6. L.M. Montgomery 7. Chaim Potok 8. Andrew Peterson 9. Beth Brower 10. J.R.R. Tolkien (only 4 here!)

I owe all my writer friends an apology, especially the ones whose books currently sit on my kindle barely started or not read at all! Writing has stolen all my reading time! It won’t always be so dear friends I promise!

Story pitch Instead of Call of Cthulhu- Call of Cruzcampo. It’s about an author who should be doing DIY, but when a 31 degree heatwave strikes, he starts hearing voices. Suddenly, he is hiding in the shade, not completing jobs and drinking this mysterious yet delicious drink.

In this crazy heat wave we are having you need to find a spot in the shade with a chilled drink and read a book. What book you ask? I have just the one!! amzn.eu/d/6xhl8IR

The 1973 Wickerman is class. The Nic Cage one is one of the worst films I’ve ever seen. That’s all.

I dare you to read my book, I f*ckin dare you! amzn.eu/d/8PiMEV5

Crossroads of Twilight has its problems, but it also had Rodel Itrulde 👌😮‍💨

Has anyone who has read the books seen the Foundation series by Apple? I’ve heard good things, but it’s a bad adaptation?

Cannot wait for the David Gemmell 19th Anniversay event end of the month. A signed copy of The Lost Company is up for grabs as one of the free raffle prizes alongside books from Mark Lawrence, Stan Nicholls and other amazing authors!

A must-read article. Link below 👇👇👇

“The Lost Company is quintessential military fantasy reminiscent of The First Law” - NetGalley reviewer! Fine praise indeed! Grab your copy of The Lost Company today! amzn.eu/d/8QWqlS6