Davis Ashura
Davis Ashura is an award-winning writer of epic fantasy fiction novels. Best known for his ground-breaking Castes and the Outcastes trilogy, the first part of the Anchored Worlds universe, a set of linked epic fantasy novels, it was also Davis’s first taste of success. This success continued with the popular follow-up series, The Chronicles of William Wilde. Having now sold over a quarter of a million books worldwide, Davis’s latest novel, A Testament of Steel, published by Heroic Books, continues his talent of blending exciting epic fantasy with ancient rituals and real-world diversity and has already topped several of Amazon’s best-selling lists. A writer with unique global appeal, Davis’s fanbase reaches from his native US all the way to South Asia.
Hailing from North Carolina by way of India, Davis draws inspiration for his worlds from the surrounding vistas of the magnificent Blue Ridge Mountains. For exploration into his worlds and warrior heroes, Davis takes his research very seriously – and if he isn’t writing, is most often found with his nose in a factual tome. (Apart from that, he also loves cats and has been known to rescue small dogs.) Visit him at www.DavisAshura.com and sign up for his newsletter to find out the latest or follow him on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter for news, views, competitions and more.
Davis Ashura (born December 11th 1969) is an American author residing in North Carolina, USA. He has written ten novels to date. A Warrior's Path, his first, was written whilst he was a practising Doctor in Hickory, North Carolina. He studied medicine Akron University but has always been a writer. He was initially published by DuSum publishing in 2014, who secured rights to his opening trilogy The Castes and OutCastes. His second book A Warrior's Knowledge was followed by the concluding novel of the trilogy A Warrior's Penance.
Between 2016 and 2019 another series of fantasy novels were published The Chronicles of William Wilde, a five book series. In July 2020 'A Testament of Steel' has been published by Heroic Books, and is the start of a the 'Instruments of Omens' series.
Early life[edit]
Ashura was born in Challapali in the Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh, and moved to the United States in 1973.
Career[edit]
Novels[edit]
- A Warrior's Path (2014)
- A Warrior's Knowledge (2015)
- A Warrior's Penance (2016)
- Stories from Arisa (2017)
- William Wilde and the Necrosed (2018)
- William Wilde and the Stolen Life (2018)
- William Wilde and the Unusual Suspects (2018)
- William Wilde and the Stolen Life (2019)
- William Wilde and the Lord of Mourning (2019)
- A Testament of Steel (2020)
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