Writing to engage the mind and stir the heart.
Muninn's Keep Trade Paper (Word Alive, 2010) ISBN 978-1-926676-66-1
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What Readers are saying:
"Brian Austin’s poetic prose put life into this excellent novel. I felt myself reeling from the sting of the lash, ducking Pictish arrows, raging at the horror of slavery, and weeping as love spanned impossible gaps. Well done Brian!"
Ray Wiseman, Author and Speaker, winner of the 2009 Leslie K. Tarr Award.
"An exceptional novel from a gifted writer. Not since Stephen Lawhead have I read a
novel with such historical verve. I sat down to read Austin's book expecting a good
read, but was delighted to find I was wrong. It wasn't good - it was great!"
Keith Clemons - author of Mohamed's Moon.
“Very well written! It’s very important when writing historical fiction for the author to really get the period right, and in this case I think he has done it in spades. The author wraps you in the world like a cozy blanket. The amount of research that’s gone into this book is pretty intensive; just look at the glossary and the author’s notes for proof of this. In addition to being a good read, there’s also a spiritually significant story here, showing a character searching for the reality of a more worthy, unknown god, while in the midst of a pagan culture. A fascinating book, highly unique and original.”
Judge of the 2009 Word Alive Press Contest
"The fire burns longest when a dream is deep-rooted and feeds the flame! This sentence captures the essence of Muninn's Keep. A wonderful read! I spent the day in Muninn's Keep, enjoying the sights, sounds, actions, odours, horrors and budding holiness of medieval times. This fast-paced novel brings it all to life. I hope there is a sequel."
Brenda Wood, motivational speaker and author of Heartfelt, 366 Devotions for Common
Sense Living and God, Gluttony & You.
Ray Wiseman, Author and Speaker, winner of the 2009 Leslie K. Tarr Award.
"An exceptional novel from a gifted writer. Not since Stephen Lawhead have I read a
novel with such historical verve. I sat down to read Austin's book expecting a good
read, but was delighted to find I was wrong. It wasn't good - it was great!"
Keith Clemons - author of Mohamed's Moon.
“Very well written! It’s very important when writing historical fiction for the author to really get the period right, and in this case I think he has done it in spades. The author wraps you in the world like a cozy blanket. The amount of research that’s gone into this book is pretty intensive; just look at the glossary and the author’s notes for proof of this. In addition to being a good read, there’s also a spiritually significant story here, showing a character searching for the reality of a more worthy, unknown god, while in the midst of a pagan culture. A fascinating book, highly unique and original.”
Judge of the 2009 Word Alive Press Contest
"The fire burns longest when a dream is deep-rooted and feeds the flame! This sentence captures the essence of Muninn's Keep. A wonderful read! I spent the day in Muninn's Keep, enjoying the sights, sounds, actions, odours, horrors and budding holiness of medieval times. This fast-paced novel brings it all to life. I hope there is a sequel."
Brenda Wood, motivational speaker and author of Heartfelt, 366 Devotions for Common
Sense Living and God, Gluttony & You.
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