Gramarye Maps

Origional Map of Gramarye (click picture for larger image) It took a little riffling through my filing cabinets to find this, but here's a map I drew early in my writing career and sent to my editor.  Unfortunately, we never got the opportunity to include it in one of my books.  Well, now at least it will see the light of day.  This was before the days of Photoshop and digital artwork, so it's all hand-drawn.  Keep in mind that I'm a writer, not an artist, so please be gentle in forming your opinions!

Updated Map of Gramarye (click picture for larger image) Years after posting the original map of Gramarye on this website, while cleaning my office I stumbled across this more detailed map of Gramarye I forgot I had made.  More geographic features have been labeled, such as the Bay of Roland.  I seem to have changed the Ducat River to the Durucat River, although I can't for the life of me remember if that was an intentional change or a typo.  Apparently I also changed "St. Vidicon's Wall" to "Markone's Wall," although I have no idea why.  I'm sure there was a story behind it, but I'm afraid I don't remember now.  The small island on the east has disappeared, but been replaced by two larger islands to the north and west - but again, I don't remember why I made this change.

Merovence Maps

Artist Ashley Cser, who read and designed the ebook cover art for the entire Wizard in Rhyme series, also designed this map of the Merovence universe.  She did, however, have to make up some kingdoms that didn't appear in the series in order to fill in the gaps in the map.  "Krevo", for example, is essentially Poland (the name derived from the medieval Union of Krewo).  Look around the map, and I'm sure you'll find a handful of delightfully ingenious political and geographical flourishes the artist added.
BLACK & WHITE MAP (click picture for larger image)		SEPIA-TONED MAP (click picture for larger image)		COLOR MAP (click picture for larger image)