The Wolfheart Chronicles Will Be "as if Carrie Met The Witcher", John Gwynne Tells Us
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The Wolfheart Chronicles will be "as if Carrie met The Witcher", John Gwynne tells us
If one thing became clear to us after meeting John Gwynne, it is that his two great passions are, first and foremost, his family, and secondly, his love of history and mythology. Until now, we thought he focused primarily on Norse mythology and his fascination with the Vikings, from whom he drew broader inspiration for his tetralogy The Faithful and the Fallen, also known by the title of his first novel, Malice, and particularly in his Bloodswor…
If something became clear to us after meeting John Gwynne is that his two great passions are, first, his family, and then his love for history and mythology. Until now we thought that he focused above all on Nordic mythology and his fascination with Vikings, in which he found more transversal inspiration for his tetralogy The Faithful and the Fallen, also known for the title of his first novel, Maldad, and especially his trilogy Blood Brothers, …
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