Wandering Inn Cover Art!

Patrick

Weird, I thought Liscor was on a floodplain and the inn itself was just a slight (minor) hill. Is it actually in a more mountainous region? I know the High Passes are there, but I thought they were like ~75-100 miles away.

Love it!

Gorgeous cover!

Spencer baird

I take it back the first arc is alittle dark

Spencer baird

I like the cover much more then any of the others. I like it a lot but would have liked to see more sunshine. It feels like s fairly happy story to me. For the most part

Wow. Just noticed Toren by the mailbox, the detail is amazing.

May have already made the most awesome phone lock screen picture ever. Hope thats okay!

I'd wish for Liscor too, because that's the main constellation, isn't it, but heck, when it comes to cover art one is lucky when it isn't total bogus? Actually the inn seems more fortyfied than I remember it, that's great, with the ground floor in stone and all. But who are the creeps in the dark? Goblins? Gnolls? With kitchen-knifes? The first one could be a teen-bear.. ;-)

dr pepper

The mountains seem a little close. Also, where's Liscor? Other than that it's a beautiful, emotive image.

Lush. Love it.

Justin

Thats beautiful. Great work

pirateaba

I've heard the same. The story starts slow, which isn't bad, but the first few chapters just need something else to make them interesting. I've tried editing them and I just can't figure out what to write. I'll definitely have them fixed before I publish, though. I totally understand what you mean and appreciate you pointing that out!

Nick Ramsey

Um, so. I don't really want to say this. But it looks like this is the time. I've had several friends who LOVE fantasy literature turned off from the Wandering Inn (when I insisted they read it) by the first two chapters. I personally probably wouldn't have gone further than those myself . . if I hadn't already seen how (literally) tear-jerkingly amazing an author pirateaba is from having read another of his stories (a fanfic on erfworld.com). Now Wandering Inn is my single favorite publication, of any sort, on the Internet. So . . I feel that the first two or three chapters don't live up to the rest. I'm worried other readers might miss out on the wonder that is Erin Solstice's story because of them, if they're published as they are. Being honest here, trying to be helpful. Other Wandering Inn fans, please don't hate!

Nick Ramsey

I like it. At first I didn't. But then I thought about how nice it is to have that one bright window (fire, warmth) against the gloomy rain. A lot of the book does have that feel to it.

Artgor

I really like this illustration!

pirateaba

I don't ever read ebooks either. I'm going to release the first Volume as an ebook because there will be quite a few typos I don't catch--that way I can keep editing it and not release a printed version with unfixable flaws. Not sure when I'll get a print version that's without error, but when I do I'll definitely be using this cover!

Elenda86

i hate ebooks with passion (dont know why), but i´ll buy the print version when it gets out ;)