William M. Chippich is the author of Nevermore: The Heir, The Witch and The Fool. He writes fantasy, horror, and supernatural fiction inspired by mythology, folklore, mystery, and the enduring power of hope in dark places.
This is long, but worth it. Stick with me. I was asked about this directly. So… here we go. This is a controversial subject, but it keeps coming up, and I've even been directly asked whether the cover of Nevermore was created with AI. It wasn't.
✨ NEVERMORE UPDATES ✨ Things are getting a little busy around here… and I couldn't be more excited. 🏰 THIS WEEKEND — WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RENAISSANCE FAIRE I’m incredibly honored to be appearing as the Featured Author at the Western North Carolina Renaissance Faire! I'll be there September 4th,
Happy Wednesday! First of all, the book is doing really well and I'm so appreciative of all the support and the great reviews. Every Amazon review so far has been 5 stars and all but one review on Goodreads has been 5 stars. (The other was a 4)
I got a great question about the languages and accents in Nevermore. The question is: "Why is King Brian the only one with a distinctive accent in the book?" That's a great question from someone who looked deeply into the story. The answer is actually pretty
I'm excited to share that I've officially become a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA)! Founded in 1965, SFWA is a professional organization dedicated to supporting authors of science fiction, fantasy, and related genres. The organization provides educational resources, networking opportunities, industry
SO grateful for the positive reviews. These help sales more than you know.
Hi everyone. I will be at the Chartiers-Houston Community Library, 730 West Grant Street, Houston, PA 15342 On July 14th, 2026 at 5:30 pm for an hour long signing and Q and A session. This is a wonderful local library with a truly dedicated staff. I hope to
I got a question from a reader in Great Britain asking me how I came up with the name Nevermore. (The fact that I even have a reader in Great Britain blows my mind) It's a very simple explanation. I wrote Merlin's line "Nevermore shall
I'm proud to have received a wonderful review by renowned author Olivia Diamond. I feel blessed that someone of her stature has not only read Nevermore, but genuinely loved it.
There are certain moments that feel really big when you have a book come out. Things like being officially registered with and in the library of congress... and seeing your book listed on just about every major online retailer's website...BUT...two big things (at least big to