All Things From Föld - The Anthology From Föld

Ani is a girl like no other.

When push comes to shove, she becomes a battering ram, and that's why her and her guardian, Tushma, discover a lost underground tunnel. But, when she finds herself alone, she also finds a dragon's nest, and an egg within cracks open.

Left with no choice, she kills the baby dragon, and now the spirit of that creature now rests within her.

As an Anchor, she must search for why, and how, and what to do.

Only the road to others like her can give such answers.

A duology of legacy about a child who is given too much power and an eccentric that isn't given enough. Truth and grace must be set aside to combat the black and white of the world around them, allwhile seeking the answers they are due.

Set in the world of Föld, Erik Tucsok's Of Perfect Spirit is a powerful tale of two, where learning the fate of family turns into an adventure across a lawless land. A perfect exploration of the weight that choices place on those who come after us.

A young girl brimming with joy, Ani, has learned much from her adopted father, Tushma, but one fateful hunting trip brings her life on a new course as she is confronted with a brand new companion. Caring for an infant dragon challenges the young girl to tame the monster inside of herself, all while searching to find the meaning of her spirit-bound people.

Fylorn, a simple man of remarkable observation, discovers his family's story is left untold and is confronted by self-deception in his new role within the world of Föld.

Will they succumb to the winds and the whistle?

A mystical, fantasy road trip featuring the coming of age of a chosen one, powerful artifacts, and primal secrets forcing descendants to pay the price, Of Perfect Spirit is full of brutal decisions, thought-provoking banter, and finding the family all around you.

After over a decade of crafting the world, Of Perfect Spirit is the second novel within the grand masterpiece of The Anthology From Föld.

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In this story of validation an individualist looking for an ancient meaning makes discoveries beyond anything he could have ever imagined.

Set in the world of Föld, Erik Tucsok's The Echo introduces fresh perspectives to the cultures of people who live underground. The elements of industry bleeding into high fantasy makes this a thrilling read for fans of tunnels and the dark.

Rhandyr, a Nhavyyet man decidedly alone among the many, sets out to find answers that will bring balance to his world. After stumbling onto a place long forgotten by his people, he searches through the ancient ruins to find scraps of wisdom. A dormant relic nearly relieves his overwhelming doubts, but the failing structure presents him with even greater opportunities.

Will the man of greed take one too many steps and forgo the deadly questions that protest his story echoing throughout time?

“A gripping tale of exploration and discovery, leaving me hungry for more stories in this brilliant world.”—Kristy Gibbs of Dead Trees and Ink on The Echo

After over a decade of crafting the world, The Echo is the second short story within the grand masterpiece of The Anthology From Föld.

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Faced with a decision that will define her coming years, a Pajiado girl’s beliefs are challenged when strangers come to her village.

Erik Tucsok's The Veil expands on the mystical elements present within the world of Föld. This introspective of finding one’s place, while those around have already determined it, brings readers along a journey where being enough is a matter all one’s own.

In this tale of maturity that shows strength and wisdom aren’t enough, Elijou can no longer avoid the truth of the divine. As the daughter of the Seer her legacy is to replace her mother, but her lack of magical abilities feeds her longing to become a simple defender of her village. When two members of the assassin’s guild arrive to steal her away, the challenges of magic versus might clash before her eyes.

Will the Pajiado girl choose the path that she finds is best on her own, or will those seeking personal desires choose it for her?

“A captivating introduction to a new race, the Pajiado, and a thought-provoking glimpse into Föld’s rich magic, The Veil intricately blends inner strength with the pull of destiny.”—Kristy Gibbs of Dead Trees and Ink on The Veil

After over a decade of crafting the world, The Veil is the third short story within the grand masterpiece of The Anthology From Föld.

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The King of Ardaelius, Malaron, regales a tale of when he received word that his brother was in peril, and the horrors of coming to his aid.

Erik Tucsok's The Scion delivers a glimpse into the time-worn past of Goromföld with an ancient man’s memory of his mistakes amidst his greatest success. Presented in both past and present, the actions of one man brings to light a history of torment, leading readers to a gruesome and unexpected twist.

Times have never been darker for Malaron as the edges of his domain are threatened by barbarians. Making decisions no one else will sets him on a path to claim the neighbouring titles for himself. To avoid loss, he plunges into a fate worse than death by bringing his finest men to save his brother’s failing fortress. The revelation of monsters within draws out cowardice, and he must break his own limits to deny evil to thrive.

Will the man lacking apathy wrest control of the place he calls home, or will the walls closing in around him snuff out the light?

“A foreboding recollection of the past providing a bird’s eye view of how decisions can cascade to unfavourable consequences.”—Kristy Gibbs of Dead Trees and Ink on The Scion

After over a decade of crafting the world, The Scion is the fourth short story within the grand masterpiece of The Anthology From Föld.

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Setting himself down a path where running from his responsibilities is no longer an option, a grizzly man faces foes of past and present.

A glimpse into the rest of Goromföld during the events within Of Perfect Spirit, Erik Tucsok's The Hindered is a heart-wrenching story about the legacy of fear. A spectacle of introspective, as well as brutal combat, this telling about the lengths one man will go to prove he’s worthy will leave every reader in awe of what is possible on Föld.

While left behind, the old man Tushma must rediscover where he stands in this world. The challenges of losing Ani drag his mind to the depths of anxiety, to which his only response is finding another way of aiding her. Given no quarter, the lone man faces redemption while he battles failure, inadequacy, and kept secrets in a wild shift towards finding peace after losing his daughter.

Will this man burdened by his past mistakes finally understand who he is? How far will one man run from his past.

“Wry, weathered, and weary, Tushma is a relic of another age—and The Hindered gives him the tragic dignity and bitter humour of someone who’s lived too long with too many regrets. Grief, wit, and worn-out heroism make this short story linger far beyond its final page.”—Kristy Gibbs of Dead Trees and Ink on The Hindered

After over a decade of crafting the world, The Hindered is the fifth short story within the grand masterpiece of The Anthology From Föld.

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A dark, immersive fantasy tale challenging duty and conscience where survival, tradition, and personal grief collide.

Erik Tucsok's The Maw introduces unique terminology, customs, and roles that make the Wöllrolt society feel lived-in. For readers who enjoy gritty fantasy, rich settings, and character-driven conflict, The Maw is a gripping introduction to the rugged world of Föld—and a promising sign of what the series has to offer.

Full Giant, a powerful but emotionally fractured hunter, struggles while trying to live with his past. Unabiding to the role he is expected to fill, the oversized Wöllrolt carries the burdens of his people as he sees fit. These strong emotions bring his internal conflict from quiet forests to treacherous waters and tense, war-scarred homesteads.

Can deeply painful introspection create a truly visceral leader? Will the harsh landscapes change his body or his mind first?

“Erik’s worldbuilding is one of the standout elements. Also, I really enjoyed the söcartya finally having its moment of mimicry and being so brutal for something so lovely looking.”—Kristy Gibbs of Dead Trees and Ink on The Maw

After over a decade of crafting the world, The Maw is the sixth short story within the grand masterpiece of The Anthology From Föld.

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A short story chronicling the actions of Iyalla Dagus since her meeting with Fylorn, and the lengths she'll go to keep power within her family.

Erik Tucsok's The Lady is coming soon!