Realm Strider
Coming July 2026
The realms are written, and one slave is able to write between the lines. He is the key to saving reality or unraveling it.
To save the realms, and to save himself, Merik must learn to trust those who offer hope rather than domination.
If he fails, all that is good and free will be plunged into suffocating madness.
If he wins, he will become the light the darkness always feared.
Fantasy where wonder runs deep and goodness holds the line.
I’m Daniel Camomile, an avid fantasy writer and dad of two. When I’m not at my desk (and sometimes while I’m there), I’m inventing new worlds and stories where light pushes back against the dark. I’m drawn to the kind of fantasy that wrestles with eternal meaning and redemption, where the stakes aren’t just epic, but personal.
My imagination lives somewhere between the cosmic wonder of C.S. Lewis’s Space Trilogy, the layered systems and moral tension of Sanderson, and the more redemptive and fun aspects of D&D. I write to explore beauty, moral clarity, and celebrate goodness worth fighting for.
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