As I do for every book, I've commissioned illustrations for The Rill Lord. These are from Jamie Noble . Fair warning though: these illustrations depict scenes certain to spoil key events in the book! If you care at all about reading a pristine, totally unspoiled finale of a book... skip this post until after you've read The Rill Lord . If you prefer to read a book completely without outside images competing for space in how you envision the story... skip this post until aft

Social media followers may have already seen images of these travel posters created by artist Lazare Gvimradze. Please take a look at his...

Doodles are casual sketches or scribbles. When arrayed around a book cover, doodles are often silly (and occasionally profound) comments on the contents of the book within. Take, for example, my doodle for Sordaneon . First, let me note that this doodle is my very first effort. It's clunky. No variety in the doodles at all! Woeful failure to use color. The more I look at this doodle the more I want to redo it. That said, it is recognizably a doodle and a fun one. Sordaneon

I created this meme in 2022 following the publication of The Kheld King . In 2021 when I published Sordaneon I didn't need a meme or...

As readers of the Triempery Series know, each book's cover presents a microcosm of the story within. The elements may be concrete or...

I wrote the Triempery Revelations series over a period of more than 20 years. As such, it is a sweeping, many-layered tale with a host of characters whose stories span decades and whose relationships grow and change over the course of the series. Some characters reveal surprising powers; others devolve into monsters. Their universe is one I wrote and rewrote and wrote all over again several times over until I got it right. The series is fully written. Six completed books are