William Tevelein

William Tevelein (Liam if you're chatting to him) is an Australian-born writer and editor based in Manhattan and/or Seattle. Or possibly Australia. But Earth. Nearly always Earth.

His novels, The Visitants and First Frost (the first installments of a series called The Casting of the Golden Dice) are, by a happy coincidence, available right here on Amazon. So too is a collection of his short fiction, entitled A Dimension Down The Road. Another Tevelein short story will appear in the forthcoming anthology Cthulhu: Deep Down Under.

Liam is currently beavering away at the third Golden Dice novel (inasmuch as a beaver might sit tapping away at a laptop computer for hours on end). Mysteriously (he feels), his work has yet to win any major literary prizes, but he did once win a football at school for having the shiniest shoes. Well, it's something.

Isobelle Carmody (author of the Obernewtyn Chronicles) described The Visitants as 'An hilarious and elegantly intelligent time and space defying journey ... into the heart of mystery.' Ian Irvine (author of the Three Worlds Cycle) calls Tevelein's writing 'extraordinarily witty and original'. Author, actress and musician, Fiona Horne writes that The Casting of the Golden Dice books are 'fantastic, enchantingly funny and bewitching fantasy'.

Find out why in the first three volumes of the William Tevelein collection.