• Each page is 8.5×11 inches (22x28cm), 22″ total height (56cm) when open.
• Black ink on 270gsm (#100 cardstock) off-white paper.
• Wire-O twin loop binding.
• 14 full-page illustrations.
• Uncoated paper, suitable for writing with pencil, ballpoint pen, etc.

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Regarding international shipping: 

This book ships from the Atthis Arts office in the United States. We ship duty/taxes prepaid to the following countries: Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. Shipping fees to these countries include taxes and duty. Countries not listed may require additional duties/taxes be paid in order to receive your order.

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Alia Terra: Stories from the Dragon Realm draws from personal experiences, Romanian folklore with Dacian roots, and our fundamental need—to believe in ourselves. Richly illustrated by Michigan artist Matthew Spencer in shades of color and gender, the words of Ava Kelly assure that we all belong.

“Ava Kelly’s book of bilingual Romanian/English fairytales is both necessary and a delight. While queer writing is being suppressed in many countries of Eastern Europe, this volume offers comfort and consolation with queer-normative stories that reach back to the familiar themes of childhood, and provide renewed hope. Mages, princesses, and above all, dragons populate the world of Alia Terra, richly illustrated by Matthew Spencer. Characters go against expectations, and learn to live true to themselves: curses turn into blessings, flying creatures find a new beginning underwater, and even love acquires new meaning. From aromanticism to nonbinary gender, LGBTQIA+ themes in Alia Terra are always portrayed with a gentle kindness that we need in our lives, and an eager, resilient confidence. Read the stories and share them with your loved ones!”
—Bogi Takács, Hugo and Lambda Award-winning author

“This is a beautiful book.”
—Cheryl Morgan, multi Hugo Award winning science fiction critic and publisher

Dragon Treasures

• Free: Coloring Pages
• Free: An Alia Terra bonus story, The Dragon’s New Old Hat
• Free: A secret bonus story on Ava’s website, a gift from a little friend in Alia Terra.
• The limited-run Alia Terra D20, with a fierce ace dragon drawn by Ava Kelly.

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Finalist – 2020 Midwest Independent Publishers Association (MIPA) Book Awards for Fiction: Graphic Novels

Icarus tells the story of two unlikely heroes: a winged young man who falls into a dormant volcano with no memory of anything but his name, and a flamepetal prospector down on his luck (and everything else). Together they must discover the secret of Icarus’s identity if they are to save their worlds from those who want his powers for themselves.

We are proud to present this story of wonder, friendship, and a battle to overcome tyranny, with creatures who discover that what unites them at the core is more important than what divides them on the surface.

Note: Icarus is not a retelling of the myth of Icarus and Daedalus. It is a new story inspired by the idea of a winged man, tumbling from the heights.

“An epic fantasy of high and low, hot and cold, with art that leaps off the page, and a very good dog.” — Amal El-Mohtar, award winning co-author of This is How You Lose the Time War

“A modern fable about friendship and self-discovery. Wilson has crafted a beautiful maze of a story, with surprises around every corner, brought to beautiful life by Fabbio’s striking art.” — Michael R. Underwood, author of Annihilation Aria and the Genrenauts series

“Intriguingly cinematic. Even in a world of demons, monsters, grueling work and oppression, there are hints of light throughout. The artwork is particularly striking…throw in some intense action and adventure, and I’m hooked.” — Brandon Crilly, Black Gate

Written by Gregory A. Wilson
Art by Áthila Fabbio
Script by Keith R.A. DeCandido
Lettering by Kris Siuda

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