Here's a quick look at a few of the projects that are in development in the World of Kir!
Flight of a RadicaL
(novel)
Samik Sliathe has escaped the Shadowed Forests of Ería. It is a flight that few Hanaqi, captured and placed in bondage by the Eríans for centuries, are able to survive. But somehow, he made it. He should not be here. He should not be alive. Everyone knows this. Tonight, on a rooftop patio in the Free City of Orn, he tells the story. Set in the World of Kir fantasy setting, Flight of a Radical is the story of what it takes to survive, when we need to run, and when we need to turn around and fight.
In Search of GODS
GREAT and SMALL
(novel)
Aspiring Bookmaster Rhom Alagathi has finally found the chance to prove himself. He will travel to the secretive island nation of Ería to uncover the history and mythology of the pantheon they call the Nomeraigh (or the Dwarf Gods). What he discovers about the brutal and violent kingdom and its people will challenge the depths of his morality and the lives of all who travel with him. Told as a travel journal in a first-person account, In Search of Gods Great and Small is a novel whose distribution in the Verushan Empire is often cited as one of the catalysts of the worldwide conflict known as “The War of Scepters.”
The Wandering STar
(screenplay)
Omiryn, a mysterious stranger with an unknown past, must escort Ninye, a chieftain’s daughter, to safety through a perilous wilderness. Little do they know of the larger forces at play in their part of the world and what they will need to do to survive. Set in the snow-covered lands of regions of northern Rish’ea, The Wandering Star is an adventure-action film sure to be a visual treat and entry into the chaotic events of the Temyr Revolution.
The four trials of Mitl the Archer
(oral storytelling)
Set in the days of the first conquest of the kingdom of Qara by Erían slavers, the story of Mitl, the young boy from a small village who journeys to meet the ancient god-spirits of the Hanaqi people, has been told around the sacred fires ever since. Part oral story-telling, part food ceremony, the retelling of Mitl’s rise to consciousness is a live event performed by master storytellers in the ancient Hanaqi tradition.