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An update from Texas

We’ve Landed in Texas

A nine-hour drive, an arrival, and the work continuing behind Echoes of Asgard.

By Christopher Hannon · · Road journal

We have officially landed in Texas. Yesterday was a long stretch on the road, a nine-hour drive, and a very busy one. So here we are, in Texas, and still keeping busy.

There is a lot happening around The King’s Road and Echoes of Asgard. I’m working on the websites, the press materials and the world itself, while continuing conversations with producers and preparing for our next cast session. Getting here is another part of that journey, and I wanted to share it with you.

I want you to see more of what goes into this. The writing, the preparation, the conversations, and the work behind the images all belong to the same story of building something. There is plenty happening behind the scenes, and I’m looking at how to bring you closer to it through these pages.

If you’re finding me for the first time, The King’s Road is the place to begin. You can explore the book here and follow the development of Echoes of Asgard alongside it. The television series is still in development, and I’ll keep that distinction clear as I share the work.

For those who have been following along, thank you. We’ve made it to Texas, and there is more to do. I’m looking forward to showing you what comes next.

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