Translations: Ward of the Philosopher has now been translated into German (Der Zögling des Philosophen). A German translation of Husk is also underway. Carnifex is being translated into Portuguese and Spanish. This brings the translation tally to twenty books and growing. So far, the best sales have come from France and Spain. Audiobooks: Carnifex audiobook,…
Legends of the Nameless Dwarf on AMAZON Huge thanks to Valmore Daniels for putting this box set together, and for his design of all the covers. Thanks also to Anton Kokarev and Mike Nash for the cover art. All four covers are included in the box set. Thanks also to Damon Freeman for the original…
After reviewing the audio files for the audiobook version of Carnifex, I was so impressed with the narration that I invited Paul Woodson to talk about his background in theater, his approach to narration, and any advice he could give to narrators just starting out. The resultant Q&A is below: Tell us a bit about…
I’m giving away a signed print copy of Carnifex over on Goodreads. All you need to do for a chance to win is follow the link below. Whilst you’re there, please follow me, add Carnifex, and leave a review or rating if you have read it. Thanks, and good luck! Click for a…
Dwarves in fantasy may be dour, beer-swilling, gold-digging troglodytes, but there’s no doubt about their importance in myth and folklore. In the Prose Edda, four dwarves (Norori, Suori, Austri, and Vestri) hold up the sky, and there’s even some scholarly speculation that the little folk may have had a hand in the creation of the…
