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Immerse yourself in epic storytelling and unforgettable adventures.
Iraldas: A Tolkien-esque medieval world of fantasy.
Altadas: A dystopian Steampunk world.
The Wild North: A desert wasteland, overrun by criminals.
Hibernian Hollows: The fantasy underbelly of Irish society.
The Edge: A vast expanse in space beyond the Pan-Galactic Empire's limits.
Dean F. Wilson was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1987. He started writing at age 11, and has since become a USA Today and Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author.
He is the author of the Children of Telm epic fantasy trilogy, the Great Iron War steampunk series, the Coilhunter Chronicles science-fiction western series, the Hibernian Hollows urban fantasy series, and the Infinite Stars space opera series.
Dean previously worked as a journalist, primarily in the field of technology. He has written for TechEye, Thinq, V3, VR-Zone, ITProPortal, TechRadar Pro, and The Inquirer.
The Call of Agon
"Dark magic, mad gods, and tragically flawed heroes thunder across the sensuously detailed world in Wilson's novel. ... Terror breathes beneath lush descriptions, and a palpable sense of doom lurks in even the most inspiring moments of enchantment. Gods in Wilson's world die, men's hearts betray, and hope is but a wavering spark. Ifferon's struggle between duty and fear injects immediacy into richly envisioned and intricate religious systems, social structures, and old magic." — Publishers Weekly
Hopebreaker
"Action scenes left me gasping--sometimes for more, sometimes for a blessed reprieve to draw breath!--and dialogue was clever and cutting. Wilson knows just where to stop, to create the best impact with fewest words. Landscapes, especially of the desert, are evocative and real, as are the paintings of landships, cities and--no less, the 'landscape' of interwoven relationships. ... If you enjoy a novel with a clever interplay of fantasy and realism, with action, quandary and emotion, this will hook you and I am sure you will be unable to put it down." — e-Scribes
The Coilhunter Chronicles
"Steampunk Batman meets A Fistful of Dollars (and later, the Borg). ... The pace is as breakneck as that summary: each chapter goes by fast, ending with cliffhangers that segue smoothly into the next. Action continues nearly non-stop, with gunfight after gunfight. Where The Coilhunter Chronicles shines is the omniscient narrator. You could almost hear Clint Eastwood’s voice. Wilson does a brilliant job of playing with words to come up with maxims about how tough life is in the Wild North, while personifying the sun, the land, etc., as dangers." — Fantasy-Faction
