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Surprise!
IronBlood’s paperback edition is on sale right now! It’s a ‘zon thing, so I have no idea how long it’ll run. I just stumbled across it myself while doing updates. If you love steampunk/fantasy and the feel of real pages between your fingers now is the time to pick it up!
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Nightvision, The Illustrated Edition!!! <3 AND, it’s in HARDCOVER! EEEE! Ok, I’ll admit it, it’s actually been here since December. But, I needed to see the hardcopy before I yelled about it, then, even though it was beautiful, I thought I could make it better, so I went back to the formatting board and talked it into accepting a few more pages of illustrations. There’s now character portraits in the back too. ;) I have a video of the inside that I’ll upload shortly to the blog on my website so I don’t weigh down ya’ll emails. Like a pokemon, this is the ultimate evolution of my first series. Since the very beginning, it’s always been the end goal to have an illustrated edition, and to have a hardcover option available about time I finished the sketches was just the cherry on top. It is a piece of my heart and soul and a long long time in the making. Magic is what you create. C. H. Knyght And we’ve about cleared the level of 2021. Whether we’ve leveled up, or started a new character build we’ve reached the next stage. Yeah. Ok. I’m a nerd. But ya’ll knew that already. There’s an unlisted anthology I’ve got a shorty in yet too, but I’m not sure when exactly to expect it. Sometimes publishing is a process. There’s been some good author milestones for the year! The Illustrated Nightvision Trilogy IronBlood World Builder 365 fantasy writing prompts AND, I had my first real author table, and it went great! :)   Magic and iron don’t mix.
The balance is tentative, but in an era of peace comes progress. Progress, success, is what Hezekiel strives for. Human through and through, his magic is that of heated steel, the solid strike of his hammer, the rumble of a new engine. Hezekiel aims to claim first prize at the expo with his revolutionary machine, the Crawler, and build a forge and a name for himself; a name worthy of renown, and courting Ms. Baba. But, an insidious darkness creeps through the night, leaving death in its wake. When his neighbor dies, Hezekiel gets snared in the mystery as he tries desperately to protect his family, even from themselves, and find the source of the strange deaths before the city is crippled. Read it now!  IronBlood is on the way! It’s doing a last loop of edits and then it’s back in my hands and aimed for publishing. Trying so hard to get it out and ready in time for my first book convention in Nov. I hope you all adore the cover as much as I do. ;)
IronBlood is off to the editor! Whoop! Novel Number four is in the final stages! Steampunk/fantasy anyone? The cover is ready and waiting, I’m proud of it and excited to show it off. ;) Sign up to the newsletter for the first peek!  The final stage of illustrations has begun. All of my concept sketches have been uploaded and sorted into their book files. I’m working my way through them cleaning them up and refining the sketches into something print worthy. With my editor scheduled and waiting, IronBlood is on the front burner. I’m hoping to have both books (Nightvision Illustrated Edition, and IronBlood,) ready to roll out by Nov for the convention in Las Vegas I’m attending as a signing author. The the final day is a book sale open to the public and it sounds like there will be some major players there if you are all in the area and want to come check it out! Happy Adventures. Care H Knyght Magic is what you create  Free fantasy books  Scene from Dawn’s Sacrifice  Character sketch from the Nightvision Trilogy  So excited to finally have something to show for myself this year. This spring has been chucking the curve balls, but one at a time I’m trying to catch them without dropping anything vital. The World Builder is in the finals stage and will be here very soon. Sketchy illustration of Abekka Capra from Dawn’s Sacrifice.   Prowriting aid app make for a great excuse to stay inside and read. It’s been raining here for three days now. Which we needed, but it’s squishy and cold outside. The heroic steeds are dumb and choosing to stand out in the shower instead of going into the open barn. I’m thinking about adding a rolling gate to the run-in so I can lock them in on days like this. Any of your furballs like the rain more than they should? Working on more sketches of Nightvision. Only a few more chapters of Dawn’s Sacrifice to get laid out and then I need to see about polishing them up for print. Some are pretty sketchy and I haven’t decided if I’m going to leave them or clean them up yet. What stage of art do you like? Raw or polished?
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