A personal story about how Fighting Fantasy books shaped my childhood, led to my passion for fantasy map making, and finally brought me face to face with Ian Livingstone at Budapest Comic Con.

I’m happy to share my latest release: Fighting Fantasy Map Collection #5 is now available in my shop. This collection brings together five hand-drawn maps inspired by classic Fighting Fantasy gamebooks: Temple of Terror City of Thieves The Forest of Doom The Dungeon on Blood Island The Warlock of Firetop Mountain As with my previous collections, each map was carefully designed to help readers and players better understand the geography of the adventure, while sti

Romanian, French and Italian gamebook covers I’m also from Romania, so as a descendant of vampires, straight from the edge of Transylvania, my journey with gamebooks began in the early 90s, first in Hungarian, then later in English. Between the two, however, there was one unusual experience: a Romanian language gamebook. Even though I fell in love with gamebooks instantly, I couldn’t really enjoy this one. It didn’t resemble the Fighting Fantasy gameplay style, the illustrati