Glockzawa

A passion project turned into dread. That's what Henry thought of when he imagined his book, "Cold-Iron Knight." 

He thought of the main character, Talon Freita, as a character who he loves; but hates what he is. From a passionate and justice prided Knight, to a snobby, money hungry knight for hire.

it was a stereotypical fantasy setting world, with a few unique flairs to set it apart from the rest. And luckily, or unluckily looking back, it exploded in popularity.

millions read it. it turned into a hard-cover book series. And worse of all?

They demanded more. Henry only wanted to write 3 or 4 books worth, before pulling a wrap on things. But the fans and critics would allow it.

5 books. 6 books. 9. 12. They demanded more books, and after each book. Henry felt like a dog on a leash, held by a snobby rich kid.

His pride and joy had become unrecognizable to both himself, and real fans. 

Years passed. And "Cold-Iron knight" was no longer popular. But he kept writing. Trying to find his spark.

While writing his book in a dingy apartment, he falls and face plants into the ground as Henry Thompson, and gets up as Lincoln, the extra who died in the first book in order to catapult the story forward.

Having to come to terms with his newpredicaments, can Henry.. No, Lincoln even survive in this new world of corruption and evil? To become even stronger than the main character could ever dream of? 

Only the author of the book could do such a thing.

Table of Chararacterization of the author.

Table of contents

Volume 1