The World of the Leoshine Series

Myxolidia

Myxolidia comes with paperwork: an official map, an invented alphabet, and cryptograms Nicola has left for readers since the first book.

A Reader’s Companion

Speak Myxolidian like you belong under the Dome

Meet the people, learn the places, and untangle the Aeolian and Myxolidian words in ao Kenan Leoshine’s own guide—including new entries from Leoshine, Princess Quarry.

Open the glossary

The Map

The Dome of Myxolidia, charted

The official map — Wol's Camp, Gavin's Town, the Kaaiput Mountains, and the routes between them. Drawn for the series, with a legend and the Leoshine crest.

The full official map of the Dome of Myxolidia, showing Wol's Camp, Gavin's Town, the Kaaiput Mountains, a legend, and the Leoshine crest
The Dome of Myxolidia — official chart
Download the full map — free with signup

The Script

Tassanara: a script with a heart

The Leoshine series has its own lettering, built for it by designer Travis Williams. Look at the capital L. It carries a heart. A small crescent marks a doubled letter. Nicola writes endearments and secrets in it.

"Leoshine," written in the Tassanara script.

The Leoshine insignia: an ornate crown-like crest in sepia line art
Leoshine's insignia
A bonus cryptogram in gold Tassanara script above a glowing treasure chest
The bonus cryptogram — still unsolved

The Hunt

Ten cryptograms. One key.

Nicola scatters messages in Tassanara script through her newsletters and events. Subscribers hold the key. Nobody has cracked the last ones yet.

Get the decoder key

The key arrives with your free chapter.