LHOSA Sojourner
Lhosa: home to the aggressive, myth-loving Eidos, and the aloof, ecology-sensitive Polfre, entwined by a traumatic past.
Olei, growing up in the tiny bison-herding village of Halrin’s Spur, is fascinated by the celestial Sojourner, which, unlike the sun, rises in the west and sets in the east. As his journey takes its own unexpected course, he discovers merely by existing he already has enemies in the world. Though he reaches unexpected heights, his choices narrow until only the most dangerous paths remain.
Robin the Archivist asks: “Who were the actual people behind our mythical creations?” LHOSA Sojourner asks that question, exploring the emergence of legend and religion, and the dangers of each.
From Kirkus Reviews: LHOSA Sojourner is “An enthralling coming-of-age story that unfolds in a land both strange and recognizable.”
About Carey Krause
Carey Allen Krause is an author of fantasy, science fiction, and political intrigue. His latest work, LHOSA Sojourner is the first novel in a three-book series.
Carey lives and works in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he has spent most of his non-writing career as a physician serving persons with both behavioral health and complex medical conditions. When not working or writing (when would that be?) he enjoys time with family and friends at his 120-year-old farmhouse near Lake Michigan.
About the Art
Alejandro Colucci is one of the most talented and successful media artists working today. He has illustrated hundreds of books and has worked for best-selling authors such as Anne Rice, William Gibson, and JG Ballard, among many others. I am incredibly lucky to have benefitted from his talents for the book cover and banner above.
The banner is not merely random cover art, but is an illustration of the city of Antola, largest city in Lhosa, and a character in its own right in LHOSA Sojourner. If you like the art, then you will love the book!