Tower
of the
West
Once upon a time an angel failed to drown in sorrow. Her destiny she fled, only to fall into a world clutched in the hand of a treacherous god. Strive for home and meaning with a daughter of witches. Cleave like to vengeance with a cunning, broken man. Savor unchecked lusts with the wrathful slave. And, lest we forget, run with the wayward angel in the shadow of the Tower of the West.Tower of the West is an ongoing high and dark, adult fantasy series wrought in prose and art that runs the gamut from fanciful to spicy. Chapters and supporting lore published on Patreon.
Tower of the West
Companion Comic
The companion comic of Tower of the West is introduces four of the main characters and explores a little of Daseos, the world of the Five Towers.All 100+ pages on Patreon or on ComicFury.
Tower of the West SFW
Read for Free
Generally SFW versions of chapters of Tower of the West are published for FREE without art on Wattpad and Quotev, though you'll need to be a member of these free services.
What is
979 Worlds?
Like people, the worlds of 979 are all part of a whole, touching each other through time, theme and turmoil. While there is no map to chart this cosmos, the aims of the different pursuits may help to guide.Crastor's Fifth is the oldest, the largest and the most literary, full of short stories and working toward novels. It is mature, adult content but not spicy for the sake of spicy.Tower of the West is a young, flashy and sometimes spicy/explicit series of character adventures and art.Other worlds rise and fall, always changing what they touch.
About the Author
The author grew up in the New England region of the U.S., inspired by masters such as J.R.R Tolkien, Stephen King, Tad Williams and many others, but always steeped himself in the interactive fantasies found in computer, table-top and even live action role-play gaming, the latter of which is where Crastor's Fifth was conceived and first developed, not to mention where he met his patient, lovely wife. After spending most of his life working with forklifts and registers to grills and call-queues, the author chose to break his own heart chipping away at an epic entirely too big for him. Like Odysseus or perhaps Orpheus, he has paused to witness or been ensnared by other adventures, from drawing and community-based games to a children's book about a beloved dog learning to live for something other than escaping fear.