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The Path: Rae's Crusade is a high-concept fantasy novella featuring 20 hand-drawn (handdrawn) illustrations by artist and author, Stephen Fox.

A young girl – armed with a talking shield and flaming sword – is thrust into a dangerous adventure that threatens to upend every rule and ruler she's ever known.

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The Path: Rae's Crusade is a high-concept fantasy novella featuring 20 hand-drawn (handdrawn) illustrations by artist and author, Stephen Fox.

Short-form comics, short stories, and other creative work by unique storytellers. Published quarterly, ND Riot works to support independent artists, writers - unique storytellers of all sorts.

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The Path: Rae's Crusade is a high-concept fantasy novella featuring 20 hand-drawn (handdrawn) illustrations by artist and author, Stephen Fox.

Natural Whimsy is a hand-drawn coloring book featuring one-of-a-kind illustrations of everything from pugs to dolphins, to baby pigs (some might say piglets).

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The Path: Rae's Crusade is a high-concept fantasy novella featuring 20 hand-drawn (handdrawn) illustrations by artist and author, Stephen Fox.

Four life-long friends are abducted by aliens and accidentally injected with a serum designed for Martian super-soldiers. Stupidity ensues. Issues 1 and 2 available at the link.

Stephen L. Fox
Independent artist and writer from Nashville, TN

I grew up in a fairly modest part of Tennessee where my unsporty demeanor frequently made me a recipient of the monosyllabic jeers of monosyllabic folks. I spent countless evenings laying belly-down on old the old burbur carpet in our nearly-finished basement. I usually had a couch pillow under my chest, and plain typing paper covered in scrawls and doodles strewn out around me.

I’ve written and drawn professionally, but these days I’m focused on my own stories. My taste is eclectic, and so are my books. From Southern superheroes to life-giving elementals, creating characters and the worlds they inhabit has been my passion since I was old enough to worry about Luke falling into the carbonite chamber.