A well written and highly imaginative story. Very reminiscent of old videogames and the imagination used in the creation of worlds such as The Legend of Zelda. I highly recommend checking it out as I am a huge fan of imagination and videogame-like things.
The land shapes where the Warsingers make music. Profound masters of war, wielding mysterious weapons of power. Within their crucible of battle the turning of an age comes to a young world. An age tolling with an ominous bell’s insidious fury.
* On using bookstores and libraries to market: Check with local art galleries when you’re marketing. They have been very helpful to me when it came to art works I’ve done even if none of them had their finger in my piece or were able to get a profit from it. The point is they’re much nicer than bookstores, which I have not heard a single good thing from people who’ve tried marketing in bookstores or libraries.
It’s always good to think outside the box. I was also walking around my brother’s college campus (NC State) and I saw that the student theater had advertisements up for local shows as well as some art pieces featured in shows. It could be a stretch but perhaps local theaters (For plays not movies) could be willing to help you out. Sometimes they’ll charge to put adds in their booklets about the show, it might be a cheap way to advertise if you’re willing to spend money. Another thing to try is college Sorority’s and Fraternity’s that may be willing to use a poster of your book, particularly one’s aiming at writing, the arts, or good Samaritans. Places that care more about people and arts more than business. Book stores tend to be all about business, find passion driven businesses to use.
Please let me know if you tried any of these methods in a DM and tell me how it worked out for you. Try keeping this thread exclusively helpful comments.