Back in 2001, I was approached by two very nice Germans, both named Oliver, who wanted to talk about bringing my modest game about kids fighting monsters over to their house for a local translation. I had no idea what a great job their outfit, Feder und Schwert, would do and not only did they publish a kickin’ edition of my game but they licensed a soundtrack and an audio storybook as well!
I am proud to announce that Feder und Schwert have done me the honor of licensing Little Fears Nightmare Edition for a German translation as well. I’ve only seen the cover so far but I am excited for what they do with it. I’ll only be able to read maybe 10% of it but I’ll be able to look at all of it.
For a glimpse of the magic they’re cooking, check out the cover they put together for it:
Gorgeous. I look forward to getting my own copies some after it comes out later this year.
That is a WONDERFUL cover.
Coole Sache!
Sehr schön.
This is wonderful! Congratulations! And it’s so appropriate in a way. Many fables and faerie tales have german roots. You know, the whole black forest thing.
Hmmm. I wonder what monsters come from the Grimm’s fairy tales will come to life.
I can’t wait for “The Missing” and the next Campfire Tales. I hope it’s gonna come out soon. I am so chomping at the bit to read them.
Good to hear, and wonderful looking cover. Glad to see LF is getting attention across the pond.
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