Announcing the Winter Season!
A Look at the New Season Running December 2023-February 2024
A happy Thanksgiving to all my American readers! I hope you’ve all had/having a wonderful day full of turkey and pumpkin pie.
The Winter Season will be set completely in Ixonia. Some of you may remember the map I posted a few months ago, then swapped out for a different image. Well this time is not a fake-out. I have a 10-12 chapter novella and 12 One Shots to be released from December through to the end of February.
But fear not dear reader for there will still be a variety of genres within this high fantasy setting. We will combine fantasy with horror, with crime, with science fiction, with adventure, and more!
Thursday novella: Forlorn Hope (Fantasy)
We will be travelling to the north-west of Ixonia, to the narrow peninsula that is home to the city of Silicia and the Temple of Sel. There we will witness great battles, hardships, and loss as a Tebin son of Tegar learns to be a man and Prince Lothan rediscovers his heroic past. More on Forlorn Hope next week.
Chapter One goes live on December 7th 2023!
Tuesday One Shots
As of now I have one written and eight more somewhere between idea and planning phases. We have monks battling evil spirits, court drama, technological discoveries, adventure for a holy relic, a merchant feud, and a thriller involving initiates of the Monastery of the Visionaries who pray to the Many-Eyed God! And that’s just half of the Myths of Ixonia One Shots.
The first One Shot of Winter 2023 goes live on December 12th 2023!
If you wish to start exploring this massive world right now then existing Myths of Ixonia are below.
That is a taste, the rest can be found here!
One Shots outside of Ixonia, as well as further Moves of the Civil War, will be published on other days of the week.
The Autumn 2023 Season will go behind the paywall on December 6th and join the 6 novellas and 30 One Shots already available for Paid Subs.
Ok, let's do this! Looks exciting and interested to see how you pull it all together. AND... love the hand drawn maps. Nice touch.