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It is the character Aerion Targaryen from George RR Martin's novella "The Hedge Knight."

Looks sweet, and I like how it does not appear too digital. That really adds to the whole feel of it being an archaic, medieval kingdom. Did you make it yourself?

That looks great, in my opinion. I have seen a lot of people try and make cover art that really doesn't feel like it would look so well on a book, but the style of the one you posted I feel would go very well as a book cover. It has the right amount of simplicity and detail, the way I see it, as...

Shadow of Mordor OST is great. Perfect to play in the background while I write, as it gives the exact mood I'm looking for.

Hey guys, I'm new to the forum but a longtime fantasy lover (movies and videogames as well as books) and I've been writing for about 8 or 9 years now. I'm looking forward to spending some time here talking to people with the same interests, as I've been looking for a while for a good...

I have always found the kopis or falcata to be an elegant and pleasing sword to look at.

I find no reason to avoid a book because the POV characters do not meet. As long as there is some background story to link them together somehow, that should be all of the contact needed.

Take a look at some languages you like the sounds of and look at a dictionary of said language. You might find interesting letter combinations you would not normally come across. You could then switch around some of the letters or add other words, and you can have something quite unique.