Billy Hindle

For Hugh Franklin, the library is a place to belong.

For Sebastian Everett, the library is an opportunity to indulge arcane ambitions.

Though their tenures at the library were years apart, Hugh and Sebastian's stories unfold in parallel, and their footsteps echo down the same eerie aisles, caught in a web spun long before either ever heard the name Jürgen Leitner.

Will they find a way out, or will the library consume them before it's too late?

from the library of Jürgen Leitner, will be published on October 27th, 2026 and is available for pre-order now.

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Hi there, Billy Hindle here, the voice of Alice Dyer in The Magnus Protocol.

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Billy Hindle here, the voice of Alice in The Magnus Protocol, and I'm here to tell you about From the Library of Jürgen Leitner, an upcoming novel available for pre-order right now at rustyquill.com forward slash novel.

Return to the world of The Magnus Archives in From the Library of Jürgen Leitner, an official prequel novel written by Nebula, World Fantasy, and Aurora Award-winning author Preemie Muhammad, with the help of The Magnus Archives' own writer and lead voice, Jonathan Sims.

From the Library of Jurgen Leitner explores an infamous organization from the Magnusverse for the first time, the perilous private library of the enigmatic collector Jurgen Leitner, where occult books are guarded and researched at a fatal cost.

Leitner's library keeps the dangers of these books in check and the would-be readers safe, or so Leitner claims.

For two of Leitner's employees, the risks are worth it.

For Hugh Franklin, the library is a place to belong.

For Sebastian Everett, the library is an opportunity to indulge arcane ambitions.

Though they're ten years that the library were years apart, Hugh and Sebastian's stories unfold in parallel, and their footsteps echo down the same eerie aisles, caught in a web spun long before either ever heard the name Jürgen Leitner.