Mathew Bridle was born in 1963 in Sussex, England. He grew up playing on the train yard near his house and exploring the woodland and fields surrounding the small town he grew to love. His many jobs have included English tutor to adults, support worker for people with learning difficulties, quality control in a large meat factory and administration in pharmaceutical exports. He married Sharon in 1995 and they are now busy raising their three children together.
Mathew has always enjoyed writing; his first work of length was completed when he was only 10. Some of his earlier work includes short stories for children, poetry together with 5 previous novels. Emun the central protagonist from his novel Emun of Mor originally featured in an earlier work called The King of Kings which was a blend of fantasy, sci-fi and a smattering of horror.
He has been a long-standing member of the Horsham Writers Circle, serving as chairman for several years. In his novels he likes to take on real life issues and challenges of many kinds covering spirituality, marriage, politics and how many events in life all seem to unfold to a greater purpose.
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Emun of Mor by Mathew E. C. Bridle
The lands of Alzear had become fragmented by the terrors of the Horde. Many of the great mages had been slaughtered leaving much of the land defenceless to the onslaught. The warriors had done all that they could, with the help of the druids and priests, but none could hold back the sweeping tide of destruction that had been unleashed upon them.
An uneasy alliance was formed between men, elves and dwarven kind; together they hoped that they would be enough. The land of Mor needed something special – The Divines had promised much, but had failed to deliver. Only one man believed in the ancient prophecy of Emmanuel. Now was the time for the prophets to rise and take their place as the watchmen of The One. The faith of one loyal servant was all they had; faith enough to call heaven down to Earth and turn the tide of the advancing horde.








James Garcia Jr. was born in Hanford, California in 1969. In the mid 1970′s James Sr. began a Law Enforcement career just up the road with the Kingsburg Police Department, taking the family there. It was not until junior high school; however, that anything of significance occurred. Discovering authors Stephen King and Michael Slade, as well as hard rock music, began to form a spark of creativity within his adolescent mind. He began to play guitar and pen song lyrics, but soon found himself confined in that tight medium, desiring to do longer works.



