Artisinal, goblin-lettered literature to delight you.
Our Process
At Humble Quill, we do things the old-fashioned way. Clarence, our print-goblin, painstakingly hand-letters every page of every book—even the eBooks.
Does that take extra time? Of course, but it’s worth the effort. Because traditions matter. Quality. Attention to detail. Unpaid labor by magically-bound feral humanoids.
It’s how we’ve always done things. And we think you’ll read the difference.
The Nothing Within
A rural-dystopian novel exploring post-apocalyptic Amish country, a society shaped by fear, and private choices that remake the world.
“[I]mpossible to put down…nothing short of a storytelling masterwork.” — BlueInk Reviews (starred review)
“[A] fresh and ingenious take on the post-apocalyptic novel…that maintains suspense from its first page to its last.” — Foreword Clarion Reviews (five stars)
“Crafty surprises abound in this debut novel…[P]henomenal worldbuilding.” — Kirkus Reviews
“[U]nexpectedly original, refreshingly revealing, and a standout compared to the usual dystopian exploration.” — D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
The Nothing Within
A rural-dystopian novel exploring post-apocalyptic Amish country, a society shaped by fear, and private choices that remake the world.
“[I]mpossible to put down…nothing short of a storytelling masterwork.” — BlueInk Reviews (starred review)
“[A] fresh and ingenious take on the post-apocalyptic novel…that maintains suspense from its first page to its last.” — Foreword Clarion Reviews (five stars)
“Crafty surprises abound in this debut novel…[P]henomenal worldbuilding.” — Kirkus Reviews
“[U]nexpectedly original, refreshingly revealing, and a standout compared to the usual dystopian exploration.” — D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
Contact Leon
Leon, our spokes-ogre, will be delighted to answer your inquiries.
Well…actually, he won’t be delighted. Nothing puts Leon in a fouler mood than “FOOLISH HUMAN QUESTIONS.” He will answer, though.
He’s not good at this, but it’s better than letting him rampage through the countryside eating stray pets and unattended children.
