Jeremy McLean
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Jeremy is currently living in New Brunswick, Canada, with his wife Heather and their two cats Navi and Thor.
Check out his novels at www.mcleansnovels.com
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The Alchemist's Practice Chapter 8
Edric went back to the York bank the following day, and, just as Kennard had said he would, there was a draft lease agreement ready and waiting for his review. The amount of money and land leased was to be negotiable. Edric left that business to Kennard's expertise, given his knowledge of banking, local trade, and income.
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Humans
The Alchemist's Practice Chapter 7
With the funeral done, Edric was unsure of what to do with himself. He still had affairs to settle, his parent's farmland, now his farmland, being the biggest one, but he couldn't help feeling anxious. He couldn't tell what the uneasy feeling was about, though.
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Humans
A Veil of the Mind
They said it would feel like swimming—no currents, no resistance, like floating in the water. To me, it feels like waves crashing. The rushing waters hit me again and again when a new memory invades my mind. Against my will, I'm forced into the past, reliving moments captured in time, sometimes for the better, but others…
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Humans
The Alchemist's Practice Chapter 6
Edric wore an outfit that his master had bought for him to the funeral. It was meant for important occasions, and he had worn it several times when meeting with prolific merchants or dignitaries. It felt appropriate to wear it now, for his parent's funeral and seedling ceremony, but compared with the simple farmers and traders of Mayel, he felt out of place.
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Futurism
The Alchemist's Practice Chapter 5
Edric and the priest's introduction turned thorny rather quickly. After learning his name, Rorick, they talked about the funeral ceremony. Edric listened attentively, trying to memorize all the things he needed to do, but when it came to talking about burying an empty casket for his brother, Edric objected.
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Families
Hot Sauce and I Have a Love/Hate Relationship
I put sriracha on everything. Well, mostly everything. Like candy, for example, there are some things that it just wouldn't go with, in my opinion. But, I put it on pizza, spaghetti, and even salads to give them a little extra kick they wouldn't otherwise have.
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Feast
The Alchemist's Practice Chapter 3
Her eyes always captivated him. As blue as the sky, even in the dimmest light, but only on the surface. It only happened on rainy days or rarely when the clouds were just right, but Wynn's eyes were a fierce smokey grey. Not many seemed to notice, or if they did, none had mentioned it when they were young.
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Families
The Alchemist's Practice Chapter 2
The road from Sybold was well travelled because it was one of the central towns of the Julaein continent. After reaching the next town over and switching to another wagon headed to Mayel, things became quieter. And, in the quiet, often bandits struck. Thankfully Edric was spared such circumstances. His journey was unexpectedly uneventful, and he arrived in Mayel unharmed in two weeks and a few days.
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Humans
Marvel's Avengers movies are the modern martial arts genre.
If you're like me, in your thirties, overweight, a little too into Power Rangers as a kid, then maybe you liked watching Jackie Chan movies growing up. Maybe you even caught the Jackie Chan Adventures cartoon when you were at that age where it was just starting to become a faux pas to watch kid's cartoons. Maybe you fought with your friends about how Jackie Chan totally didn't voice himself in the cartoon. HE'S A BUSY MAN JASON. JUST DROP IT!
By Jeremy McLean5 years ago in Geeks
