Das Schweigen des Tintenmeisters: Glass and Steele (Glass and Steele Serie)

The mix of historical fiction and fantasy felt seamless and immersive. I'm curious whether this was inspired by real events or a creative choice during writing.

There were moments that felt intensely personal, almost like glimpsing into the artist’s soul. I wonder if this was based on any real historical figures or entirely fictional.

The silence added an eerie layer to the story, making the artwork feel almost like a character itself. I’d love to know if this concept came from a particular myth or legend.