Short Stories Archives - The World of Nathakra

Short Story – The Skeleton King

Rob Meush January 22, 2025 January 28, 2025

The Skeleton King – The King of Frosted Regret The icy winds of Nathakra’s far north howled like grieving ghosts, battering the cloaked figures trudging …

Dec 16th 2024
My first novel, set in my world of Nathakra, is set to be released Feb 1st 2025! Pre-order is now available for the Kindle version and Paperback/Hardcover will be available for pre-order very soon!

This is a very exciting and nerve-racking time for me as I officially unleash Nathakra to the world! I would be so grateful if you, dear reader, if you could share this news with anyone and everyone who enjoys fantasy adventures.

A post with links to the various versions will be up soon!

Cheers,
Rob Meush

Aug 27th 2024
I have been doing a lot of world building, going through old notes, building out backstory, cosmology, deities, races and more. A lot of new information is now present on the site for those who like lore.

While most of it should be good and accurate, it is possible that some information does not make sense. This is just because of the sheer amount of notes I have made and am building in to my world. As I continue to go through, I will do my best to patch holes and inconsistencies. I welcome any feedback on anything I have created.

Cheers,
~Rob

Aug 8th 2024
The Nathakra site has been migrated to a WordPress site and both the old site and the content from WorldAnvil has been combined here. My hope is that, with everything in one spot, it will help me continue to flesh out this world and work on my novel.

May 19th 2023
After a LONG hiatus (almost 10 years), work has once again begun on the World of Nathakra but in a different capacity. World building is what I am currently focused on on. Fleshing out the people, races, governments, religions, deities and more. This will aid in the overall story telling process which can then be adapted to novels, graphic novels, D&D campaign settings and whatever one can dream up. The breaks may be long but the passion will never die.