Kory's Stories: Maps

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Maps

This post is devoted to maps that may be useful for my various fantasy fiction stories. Click on the titles to see each story's respective map.

Renaissance

The Prophecy: The Quest for Vengeance

Remember: These maps were drawn (poorly) by Kory Labarga. No one is permitted to claim them as original to himself or herself, except for the aforementioned artist.

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AnonymousMarch 21, 2012 at 5:49 PM
Tolkien lover, much? This stuff is awesome. I love cartography.
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UnknownMarch 21, 2012 at 7:17 PM
Ha, yes, I have been a fan of Tolkien since sixth grade, and he has inspired some of my work. The first time I looked at the map of Middle-earth, I was amazed. So whenever I begin a new fantasy fiction short story or novel, I make sure to develop a world with various races, each with unique histories. It seems to strengthen the underlying mythology of every fantasy tale.
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About Me

My name is Kory Labarga. I grew up in Winters, California, where I began my semi-illustrious writing career. Of course, I was only four at the time. After watching the movie, "Jurassic Park," I was compelled to write a sequel, and thus created a short story (with pictures!) for every member of my family. Short stories turned into long stories, long stories into novellas, novellas into novels, and novels into trilogies. I am presently working on a novel called "The Hero of Farlenas" in addition to various short stories.

God is present in my mind every day; my hope and aim is to be a light to the world. I read the Word regularly and desire to live a life like Christ's, loving and teaching others through daily interaction and my writing. I became a Christian in 2005, and my world has been altered tremendously since He revealed Himself to me. He is such a kind Father! I pray that my stories, poems, and expositions would be encouraging and challenging to others, and glorifying to Him.

Music is significant me, not only as a medium to which I listen, but also as another medium of creation. I play acoustic guitar and sing, and often record worship music. Spending many hours creating new songs (or replaying those that are older) is an excellent way to exercise my creative talent, which I consider to be a gift from God.