Fae and Fare has just hit the bookshelves! That’s right, the physical books are coming at you faster than a Frost Faerie snowball to the face! I am gonna run to the bookstores to admire all three on display, and the 4th book, Immortal Games, is going to be out very soon as well (Nov. 10th!).

Please let people know and hopefully the tidal wave of books hitting stores and libraries gets more people to check out the series! Each sold book matters greatly, especially during the release week, as it is the metric all the bookstores and publishers are viewing us by. I really appreciate people posting images of them getting the books in the wild, and their reactions to the end of No Killing Goblins. I hope they’re happy when Fae and Fae begins with both long-awaited meetings and two survivors of the dungeon raid.

I have a longer message on the actual Vault of Forseen Inncentives page, so you can read that. But if you have missed the huge level-up icon at the top and bottom of each page…

I, uh, I don’t know how many more places we can put it, and I don’t do popups. But this is it.

When you go on an adventure, remember to take a toothbrush. Go to the bathroom first, charge up your mobile phone, and when the strange faerie waves at you or you step through that doorway and take the stranger’s hand, that’s a choice you should think over carefully. But adventures, like change, are good things.

I’m not an adventurous person, at least, in the physical sense. I don’t travel as much as I could, I get nervous about big events, but I like stories. I like tales where someone goes far from home, takes risks, and comes back better for it. So when you read this, think of it like an adventure. New events can be bad, but some can be truly wonderful.