The epigrams in this section of the book should look familiar. Not because you’ve read them before, but because—assuming you have any familiarity with fantasy—you’ve read this kind of story before. The young peasant hero who rises up to fight the dark evil. I suspect that the jacket flap, if you’ve read it, gives away much of this storyline. This is one of the foundational concepts for the book, however. I’ve read too many stories about young peasant boys who save the world. I wanted to tell one about a world where the prophesied here came, then failed!
This concept, of course, evolved. The original idea was for the Dark Lord to defeat the peasant boy. Instead, however, I found the concept of the peasant boy becoming the dark lord more interesting.
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