The cover of Feathered Dragon. In the foreground is a colourful pyramid standing in a flat desert. In the blue sky above it are various disconnected images: a man wearing a jaguar hood and face paint and carrying a spear, a metal-armored orc, a dragon, and some random Maztican warriors.

Feathered Dragon

“Just once I’d like to see Niles write a book with no divine intervention or mystical prophecies in it, where someone in the plot has some real agency… but I’m not getting my hopes up.”

The cover of Viperhand. In the foreground, an erupting volcano rises out of a lake. In the background are a series of disconnected images: a cloaked man with an indescribably silly helmet, a woman in particoloured clothing carrying a wand, an armoured crossbowman, some Maztican warriors, and a hand with an eye in the palm.

Viperhand

“So let me get this straight, old man — you did a Ph.D in Astrology just so you could tell us “the moon’s going to keep shining, and things will be different”? Jesus, I could have told you that!”

The cover of Ironhelm. In the foreground is a stepped Aztec-style pyramid in a forest. Above it float a series of disconnected images: a black-haired young woman wearing a glowing amulet, a dashing young conquistador with poofy pantaloons and a spear, an armored dwarf, and a mounted horseman.

Ironhelm

“You know the plot already; you learned it in high school. They’re even wearing full conquistador outfits in the cover art, just to ensure you don’t miss the historical parallels and confuse this for a fantasy story.”