The multiverse is a loom — each universe its own thread, running parallel to the others, subtly influencing without ever crossing. For eons, humanity honored that influence through their oral traditions: the stories of their ancestors,...
Arinne Ro writes post-apocalyptic folktales for readers who want to know what survives when the world ends — and why it matters.
Her debut series of novellas, The Convergence, is set in Liepsnava — a world rebuilt from ruin and rewoven from the mythologies that shaped humanity.
Having spent her childhood in Denmark, Arinne developed a deep familiarity with the Norse and Baltic traditions that now thread through her fiction — and found the roots of her pen name there too. That lifelong fascination with language, folklore, and the details most fantasy leaves behind — the traditions, the textiles, the names that mean something — is the point. Her characters dress, speak, and move through the world in ways that reflect the cultures they come from, because the world that ended looked like ours.
She publishes through her own imprint, Woven Fates Publishing, and lives in the United States with three cats who have strong opinions about her writing schedule.
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The World Ended. The Story Didn't.
Arinne Ro writes post-apocalyptic folktales for readers who want to know what survives when the world ends — and why it matters.
Her debut series of novellas, The Convergence, is set in Liepsnava — a world rebuilt from ruin and rewoven from the mythologies that shaped humanity.
Having spent her childhood in Denmark, Arinne developed a deep familiarity with the Norse and Baltic traditions that now thread through her fiction — and found the roots...
