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The Holy Banana: Why Chimera’s Luck Is Failing (opens the original)
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There are objects that acquire importance through age. There are objects that acquire importance through power. Then there are objects that acquire importance because an entire city has, over time, built a working relationship with a banana and would now rather like that relationship not to end badly. The Holy Banana is Chimera’s most important relic. It is not important because it is especially fashionable, although it has survived long enough to outlast several terrible hats. It matters becaus
The Lost Sword Comes to Audio (opens the original)
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Some stories stay with you longer than expected. I first published Det förlorade svärdet in Swedish in 2020. Since then, Timothy and Anna’s journey has continued, the series has grown into The World Within , and the books have found a second life in English. On 21 September, The Lost Sword will be released as an audiobook on Spotify. It is the second book in The World Within , my middle-grade fantasy series for readers aged 9–12, where colour is magic and hidden worlds are often closer than they
Meet Gibberish: The Least Suitable Hero in Existence (opens the original)
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Every great quest begins with a hero. This is one of the less useful things about great quests, because heroes are expensive to source at short notice and tend to arrive with alarming confidence. Chimera has a crisis. Its luck is failing, the Holy Banana is rotting, and the city needs someone to travel into danger and make the problem stop. Under ordinary circumstances, this would be a job for a knight, a wizard, or a person whose family history contains an unreasonable number of swords. Instead
What Is Chimera? A Spoiler-Free Guide to Speglara’s City (opens the original)
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Chimera is the sort of city that makes a strong first impression and then quietly steals your umbrella. It is magical, crowded, opinionated, and held together by a mixture of custom, coincidence, and the kind of administration that has survived chiefly because nobody can find the form required to abolish it. At first glance, it may resemble a fantasy city: towers, markets, alleys, strange creatures, old stories, and enough mystery to make a respectable map feel underqualified. But Chimera has on
Welcome to Speglara: A City in Need of Luck (opens the original)
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There are cities that are built on stone, trade, or the patient refusal of several generations to move somewhere less damp. Chimera, the city at the heart of Speglara, is built on luck. This is not merely a poetic turn of phrase, which is fortunate, because poetry is a poor material for bridges and an even worse one for municipal drainage. Chimera’s luck is a real and precious thing: the invisible habit of the world to let its citizens arrive at the right door, miss the falling piano, and occasi
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