D.W. Hawkins

Fantasy. Horror. Science Fiction.

The Sentient Fire

The Old Man of the Temple–April 22nd

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So, got the new mock-ups for the cover of book three, and it will be released April 22nd. Yes, this time it’s real.  The Old Man of the Temple will be out on April 22nd.  For serious. That’s all.  I love you all with the fire of a thousand suns.

Just Some Stinkin’ Maps for You People

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Hey all.  Got some new maps.  Figured you might want to see ’em.  Enjoy.  

The Old Man of the Temple

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Alright, a quick update to let you guys know what’s up.  The Old Man of the Temple will be out shortly after Christmas.  Start looking for it soon.  I’ll be working over the holidays to see it done.  All for now, will speak again soon. ML&R ~D.W.

The Knife in the Dark

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Some of you might have noticed that Ye Olde Websyte was down for a few days.  Wordpress pushed out it’s update, and said update decided to break my website’s legs, apparently.  The old girl was down for a few days while I got it figured out, but everything is back to normal. Just in time, […]

Gods of Eldath: Devla

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And now it was that Devla, daughter of Light and Shadow, she of the Eternal Cycle and source of life, looked down upon the creation of her husband, Evmir.  “I see your mountains,” said she.  “I see your lakes, your rivers, your storms and snow.  But your creation is not yet whole.” She hummed first […]

Gods of Eldath: Eindor

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And his brother Eindor, the Wise God, he who won the Staff of Secrets by giving up his eye, the source of wisdom and Father of Magic, saw what Evmir was doing.  Eindor looked out over the world, at what his brother had wrought, and knew that it was incomplete. “Brother, let me add to […]

Gods of Eldath: Evmir

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Before the world was, the aether was formless, without sight or sound.  There was only the Void–black, deep, and unknowable.  For cycle upon cycle, infinite in number, the darkness remained. There came a time, though, that the great god Light grew restless, and called his wife Shadow to his side.  They danced through the emptiness, […]