Hope C. Dixon

The Ancient Wound (The First Einea Cycle, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

From the oppressed mountain city of Cinura, two young adults - Alrik, a naturalist, and Lumi, a revolutionary - will flee. When they each return, it won't be in ways they expect.

Alrik, falsely accused of terrorism after the mysterious death of a politician, runs for his life. On his journey to safety, he comes across secretive men and bizarre creatures, and begins to piece together who sought to silence him - and, more importantly, why.

Lumi, with a scrappy group of rebels, travels to the bottom of the world, the site of an ancient apocalypse, to gain a supernatural advantage in the coming conflict for her city. What she finds will have serious consequences for the world at large.

Connected by a pair of arcane books of concerning origin, the two will make journeys across land, sea and sky - from the industrial smokestacks of Canalas City to the irradiated and frozen wastelands of Ollossos - and start to uncover trickery all over the world of Einea.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Hope C. Dixon
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. August 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201705237
• Artikelnr.: 62245596

Autorenporträt

My name is Hope C. Dixon, and I'm a (as of publishing this) 23-year-old author from Perth, Western Australia. I've had a passion for wildlife, for flora and fauna, and for creation, since I was very young, writing about far-off worlds since about the age of nine.
People, too, have always intrigued me. I'm autistic, only diagnosed as an adult, and so I've taken an almost scholarly approach to understanding how other people work, too. I don't view humans the exact same way I do animals, but I feel like beauty can often shine through them in similar ways.
I'm queer - specifically transgender and bisexual - and this also influences my worldview and my characterisation. I've never written a story that centres queerness before, but I consider it an interesting aspect to prod at and challenge through literature.

Some of my favourite authors are Ursula K Le Guin, Daniel Abraham, K. A. Applegate, and Brandon Sanderson.