The Wheel of Osheim

There is nothing special about the characters of The Wheel of Osheim.

You can see Tim’s art and learn more about him at his website:

http://timgerardreynolds.com

You can also follow him on Twitter:

http://twitter.com/timgerardreynolds

And you can listen to his music (he’s a solo acoustic guitar player):

http://timgerardreynolds.bandcamp.com

The John Gwynne of the The Wheel of Osheim (writer, editor, inspiration…)

John Gwynne’s debut novel Malice was published by Tor UK, and the follow-up books Valour and Ruin are also now available. You can learn more about him at his website:

http://www.john-gwynne.com

You can also follow him on Twitter:

http://twitter.com/JohnGwynne86

And you can read his blog:

http://www.john-gwynne.com/blog

The Sarah Chorn of the The Wheel of Osheim (writer, editor, inspiration…)

Sarah Chorn is a dark fantasy writer and reviewer of fantasy fiction. Her reviews can

“Tim Reynolds is a must see for any fan of guitar. He’s a true virtuoso on both electric and acoustic, and his live shows are mind blowing. What he does with a guitar is nothing short of miraculous. I’ve seen him many times in many venues, and I can say with absolute certainty that he is one of the finest guitar players on the planet.”

“I’ve seen Tim Reynolds a few times and he is an absolutely amazing guitarist. He has a great stage presence and his music is very enjoyable. He is definitely one of the best guitarists out there.”

The Wheel of Osheim is a well-known and highly respected work of fantasy fiction. It tells the story of a young woman named Osheim who is born with the ability to see the future. She is able to use this ability to help her people avoid disaster and to find new ways to live their lives. The Wheel of Osheim is a classic work of fantasy and is sure to be enjoyed by readers of all ages.