Travis interviews fantasy author Rowenna Miller about concluding her debut trilogy with Rule, the final novel in The Unraveled Kingdom historical fantasy series. The two of them discuss mail delivery chickens, the delightful niche geekdom that is living history, and the effects of neutrality in the face of oppression.
Check out our previous interview with Rowenna, as well as her guest post Filth—or Not?—In Fantasy Fiction.
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About Rowenna Miller
Rowenna Miller, a self-professed nerd from the Midwest, is the author of fantasy novels TORN and FRAY. When she’s not writing, she enjoys trespassing while hiking and recreating historical textiles.
Rowenna is also one of three co-hosts for the World Building for Masochists podcast.
Rule (The Unraveled Kingdom #3)
In the epic conclusion to the Unraveled Kingdom trilogy, a magical seamstress joins forces with her revolutionary leader brother in a deadly bid to change history.
The civil war that charm caster Sophie and the crown prince, Theodor, have tried so desperately to avert has come to Galitha. While Theodor joins Sophie’s brother and his Reformist comrades in battle hoping to turn the tide against the Royalist army, Sophie leverages the only weapon she has: charm and curse casting. Weaving her magic into uniforms and supplies, she soon discovers that the challenges of a full-scale war are far greater than she could have imagined.
The fractured leadership of the Reformist army must coalesce and the people of Galitha need to unite against enormous odds — all while Sophie creates more than a little magical luck in order to have a chance of victory.
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