#sir Markus and klark’s most glorious quest

[ninawolv3rina]

Me when they- me when- when they- (I’m normal about them)

OCs: Sir Markus (He/him), Nova (they/she), Klark (He/him)

[writingwolverina]

Hi!

If you're following me you probably came from my main/art blog, @ninawolv3rina

This is my blog for writing updates and snippets from ongoing projects.

Current published work:

The Unwanted Prophet: First book in the Creed of Gethin trilogy. a dark fantasy about a god of death and his criminal Prophet

The Forgotten Lyric: The second book in the CoG trilogy. A dark fantasy about a retired assassin who falls in love with a bard who has mysterious abilities.

Blood in the Water: a gothic horror/romance novella about a vampire and a human trapped on a cargo ship in the middle of the ocean. Full story is now available for free on RoyalRoad.

Current WIPS:

The Friend of the Gods: the 3rd book in the CoG trilogy. A dark fantasy about a prophet of death trying to carry out the only request her god has ever given her. Status: drafting, Projected release date 2025

Look Into Her Many Eyes : a novel in the world of Creed of Gethin. Gothic, wild west horror/fantasy following a prophet of Gethin and a threat to the town she's sworn to protect. Status: Plotting

In Perpetuum: A dark fantasy/horror about a trans man who cannot die. Inspired by Hellraiser, Dark Souls, and Resident Evil Village. Status: plotting

Sir Markus and Klark’s Most Glorious Quest: A high fantasy adventure/romance about a knight and a barbarian who have been sent to find the lost Light and restore their kingdoms. Inspired by 80s fantasies like Labrynth, The Never Ending Story, Legend and Krull. Status: Drafting

The Deston Charles series, a high fantasy James Bond parody. Status: Hiatus

Other projects:

Unnamed short story collection: an anthology of short stories in the same setting as the CoG trilogy. Status: 4 short stories finished

[ninawolv3rina]

My ultimate dream is that in 20 years someone will post about how In Perpetuum and Sir Markus and Klark's Most Glorious Quest were written by the same person at the same time, and how wild that is