g.o. IDAGUIVEN

Writes Mythic Cosmic Fantasy

Onwards with the Words.

I don’t like to talk about myself, but I’ve always been a storyteller.

From an early age, I was drawn to imagined worlds and larger-than-life characters, spending much of my time immersed in classic literature, sketching, or making my first attempts at writing.

English is my second language, and choosing to write fiction in it allows for possibilities I might not otherwise have discovered.

My writing tends towards the mythic and reflective, lyrical at times, without surrendering narrative momentum. My work explores what immense forces and difficult choices reveal about those caught within them, and how hope endures even when the universe offers little reason for it. At its heart, there remains a quiet refusal to let the light go out.

The Cosmic Void Saga takes shape across worlds ruled by celestial law and ancient conflict. At its core runs the question: what remains human when our choices carry consequences far beyond ourselves?

I began developing The Cosmic Void Saga in 2017. Since then, I have continued revising it without any desire to rush the series into publication. I want to give it the time and care it needs to become the story I believe it can be.

I may never become comfortable talking about myself.

But I can talk about the work.

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The Cosmic Void Saga is still in development. Follow its progress through the author’s monthly Patreon notes, with reflections on the writing process and glimpses of the work as it moves towards publication.

All posts are free to read, with optional support for those who wish to help keep the lantern burning.

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A Note on Authorship

All fiction published under the name g.o. Idaguiven, including The Cosmic Void ® Saga, is original work written by a human author.

My writing process combines imagination, research, language reference tools (both physical and digital), multiple revisions, and professional human editing, in line with traditional publishing standards.

All official artwork and paid content are human-made, obtained through direct collaboration or used under licence. AI-generated imagery may be used occasionally for free promotional purposes only.

Storytelling is, and will always remain, a profoundly human art.