Mortimus

Mortimus Clay is a cleverly fashioned nom de plume, complete with a blurb on the back cover by Charles Dickens from beyond the grave.

Archive 2010-01-01 2010

If you enjoyed the stories of J.K. Rowling, Philip Pullman, Lemony Snicket, or C.S. Lewis, I have a feeling you'll find something to appreciate from Mortimus Clay.

Archive 2010-01-01 2010

Mortimus Clay is a cleverly fashioned nom de plume, complete with a blurb on the back cover by Charles Dickens from beyond the grave.

Rabid Reads: "The Purloined Boy" by Mortimus Clay 2010

If you enjoyed the stories of J.K. Rowling, Philip Pullman, Lemony Snicket, or C.S. Lewis, I have a feeling you'll find something to appreciate from Mortimus Clay.

Rabid Reads: "The Purloined Boy" by Mortimus Clay 2010

The narrator, Mortimus, comes across as affable and conversational, as if you're sitting by the fire and listening to the old storyteller regale you with a fantastical tale.

Archive 2010-01-01 2010

The narrator, Mortimus, comes across as affable and conversational, as if you're sitting by the fire and listening to the old storyteller regale you with a fantastical tale.

Rabid Reads: "The Purloined Boy" by Mortimus Clay 2010

The Purloined Boy by Mortimus Clay - This showed up in the mail out of the blue.

Chasing Tale in November '09 2009

I loved the Purloined Boy and can't wait to see what unique aspects Mortimus brings to this series.

Cindy's Anticipated 2010 List Cindy 2010

Although the story at times can be a little dark for children, it really is rich in great, lovable characters that are a part of a great story. link: Fantasy Book Critic: "The Purloined Boy" Book One in the Weirdling Cycle by Mortimus Clay Reviewed by Cindy Hannikman

Today in Fantasy: September 17, 2009 (Part 1) Jeff C 2009

It's a very unique situation Mortimus has, as he is a dead author who is published through his secretary Christopher Wiley.

Author Guest Blog Post: Mortimus Clay on Fantasy World Building Cindy 2009