Colin Brodd's Blog - Posts Tagged "midhgardhur-wiki"
Starting a Midhgardhur Wiki, Channillo, and New Cover Art!
Hello everyone,
I am excited to announce that I have begun constructing a Midhgardhur Wiki for fans of my books and stories who want to know more about the Norse fantasy world of Midhgardhur. It is going to take a lot of time and work before it really has enough content for me to begin promoting it, but I thought I would let the fans know that it is on the way!
I had to sit for over an hour in a waiting room today while my son was at an appointment, so I used the time to sketch out the wiki and to make sketches of plots for Channillo stories in the upcoming year. For anyone who hasn't seen Tales From Midhgardhur yet, it's my monthly series of short stories set in Midhgardhur published on Channillo. I'm pretty excited about it; please check it out!
Also of possible interest: I got some feedback on the terrible cover art for "The Saga of Asa Oathkeeper" (well, it was not truly *terrible*, but it was my first attempt at cover art and not very professional). So I created an alternate cover that matches the design used for "Tales From Midhgardhur" and the upcoming Ormsbani. I liked it, so I uploaded it to Amazon. I'm not sure how long it will take to fully replace the old cover, but I'm working on it!
Happy Reading! Skál!
I am excited to announce that I have begun constructing a Midhgardhur Wiki for fans of my books and stories who want to know more about the Norse fantasy world of Midhgardhur. It is going to take a lot of time and work before it really has enough content for me to begin promoting it, but I thought I would let the fans know that it is on the way!
I had to sit for over an hour in a waiting room today while my son was at an appointment, so I used the time to sketch out the wiki and to make sketches of plots for Channillo stories in the upcoming year. For anyone who hasn't seen Tales From Midhgardhur yet, it's my monthly series of short stories set in Midhgardhur published on Channillo. I'm pretty excited about it; please check it out!
Also of possible interest: I got some feedback on the terrible cover art for "The Saga of Asa Oathkeeper" (well, it was not truly *terrible*, but it was my first attempt at cover art and not very professional). So I created an alternate cover that matches the design used for "Tales From Midhgardhur" and the upcoming Ormsbani. I liked it, so I uploaded it to Amazon. I'm not sure how long it will take to fully replace the old cover, but I'm working on it!
Happy Reading! Skál!
