A Bestiary of Enchanted England on Storycomic Presents Podcast

It took me a week to post here, but the Storycomic Presents podcast kindly produced a 45-minute interview with me about A Bestiary of Enchanted England. You can find the episode on major podcast platforms or here’s the video version from YouTube (45 minutes):

45 minute video interview with Andrew Gronosky about A Bestiary of Enchanted England and Shewstone Publishing.

A Bestiary of Enchanted England is live on Kickstarter!

A Bestiary of Enchanted England is off to a strong start on Kickstarter. This is a sourcebook for Magonomia full of lore and plot hooks you can plunder for any fantasy RPG. I promise we won’t mind if you use this for another game.

Behold the Questing Beast to show off what the book will be like! Layout by the talented pro, Chris Hopper.

Pen-and-ink illustration of the dragon-like Questing Beast with the words "The thing that should not exist / The Questing Beast / To seek the Questing Beast is to invite a change in one's fortunes"

Sample layout of the Questing Beast from A Bestiary of Enchanted England.

Beware the Unicorn

If you thought unicorns in sixteenth-century literature are all about sparkly rainbows and laying their heads in maidens’ laps. think again. Unicorns in Renaissance stories are fierce, untamed creatures. That’s why they’re so prominent in heraldry.

"wert thou the unicorn, pride and wrath would confound thee and make thine own self the conquest of thy fury"

William Shakespeare, Timon of Athens

If you’re ready for a fierce unicorn that’s uninterested in maidens, rainbows, or peace and love, check out this illustration by Steven Bachan — and back A Bestiary of Enchanted England on Kickstarter!