These pictures might not mean a lot outside the text. I didn't intend to include pictures at first but my early readers would ask about what certain things looked like, so I drew the ones they requested.
Warning: Minor spoilers are in the pictures. Mostly in that you'll know certain things are coming. They'll just be less a surprise if you see them first. In the book there's one picture for every two chapters.
The idea behind the writing style is that it's translated from an ancient language. I saw a TED talk on african written languages and was totally taken by one that looked like a tree. This is my attempt at a pictorial language and it's the first three paragraphs of the book. (Er, the first three paragraphs are also in English, you don't have to decipher the glyphs to read the story.)

The rather generic sounding Middle Mountain that Eright is from.

Saving the windrought

The mine entrance.

The concentrator's tip

Tearin
