Chaz has been thinking (and working) hard on restyling the visual identity of his current series of steampunk-flavoured fantasy adventures of late. The web poster above is the first of his new attempts at adding some depth and distinctive design elements to the books, as well as hinting at their medieval occult and magical origins.
A new promo trailer for Episode 2 of the 'Wish & the Will: Sundancer's Regret', again featuring the further voice talents of Mr Dave Allison. With his help and collaboration, we may end up even extending these into small animations (rather than glorified slideshows), as he is proving particularly adept at producing individual character voices for many of the cast!
I feel the first effort was a bit too epic and ambitious for its own good, so I'll be making shorter, snappier clips in future. In any case, it's great to have somebody else on board the Fenriswulf boat who's enthusiastic about the projects and getting involved.
(If any browsing reader is interested in Mr. Allison's voice talents, he's readily available for all occasions, including weddings, birthdays, and bar mitzvahs.)
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"Full of offbeat humour and pretty crazy ideas, A surfeit of mandrake is a convoluted but fun book to pick up and read." - SF Book Reviews (http://sfbook.com)
Chaz Wood's day job involves handling technical queries for one of the UK’s biggest supplier of internet services, and his first novel ‘Maranatha’ was partly composed during lunch breaks on back shifts.
Published in 2008, ‘Maranatha’ was his first full-length work, and also the first book in the 'Trinity Chronicles' series. It brings together many of his interests; the development of the Western Church, esoteric mysticism and medieval history. It has since been followed by a prequel, the psychological horror 'Venus in Saturn'. Also in late 2008, he edited the fantasy/sci-fi anthology 'A Surfeit of Mandrake'.
Since then, he's produced over a dozen titles, some in collaboration with Frang McHardy, and solo works including an epic illustrated fantasy series 'The Wish and the Will'; a dark graphic retelling of Wagner's epic 'Ring' Cycle, 'The Sword and the Ring'; the 'Angel of Vengeance' series of adult occult/horror paranormal novels; off-beat cyberpunk thriller 'Malaria 9', and most recently (Spring 2016) the first issue of 'Prolitoy Krovi/Spilled Blood' - an ambitious crime/thriller comic series set in contemporary Russia.
All his eBooks are available on Amazon Kindle.
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