The Author

He prefers to let his characters do the talking

Svenson Everwood writes fantasy where heroes don't get to rest until they've earned it. »The Mirror of Wrath« is his debut and the opening of a two-book chronicle that is brought to its close in »The Crack in the Throne«. Four more strands now run alongside it — romantasy with a guaranteed happy ending, two dark romantasy series of five books each, and a dark romance that promises none. What there is of it is listed below.

His books care less about the clash than about the hour after it: about what people do with what they have done. Dragons here are not a monster in act three but a counterpart with a history of their own — and a very old opinion about humans. And where there are no dragons, there is a city that writes its debts into bone, a world hanging by its threads, a dying reef, or a Kreuzberg cellar where magic is distilled — the principle holds either way: every choice has a price, and somebody pays it.

He lives a quiet life and prefers to let his characters do the talking. He is reachable all the same — one address is enough.

The work

• ✦No open endings. What is started gets finished. Every series has a final book, and it is fixed from the start — the chronicle ends with Book 2, the five-book series with Book 5.
• ✦Consequences count. Say the truth out loud and you pay for it — and the bill doesn't stop with you.
• ✦Language on purpose. The English editions of the chronicle are written independently, not machine-translated. The other strands are published in a single language — which one is listed above for each strand, and on the books page for each title.