The final book in Nottie’s story is now available for purchase! Midsummer takes place a year after the events of Birthright, and tells the story of Nottie settling into her new position in Kingston Palace. Thanks to everyone for your patience as we have worked to get this story out to you, and we hope you enjoy the tale. More information is available on the “Stories” page of this website, and the book is available for purchase here.

May we also take this opportunity to wish Advisor Eleanor Smedley a very happy birthday while she cannot tell us not to do so.

Our heartiest greetings to you, and our thanks for coming to visit. Please, enjoy the snippets posted here (those up to The Commission hold no spoilers for any book), and feel free to email the palace with any questions or concerns you may have.

A first draft of the third and final book in Nottie’s story has just been submitted to the palace editors this month. We hope to have it available to you by the summer of 2016. We are also still curating and accepting submissions for the digital gallery.

Enjoy the convention!

Pickett Randolph, Senior Advisor to the Crown

The second story of Ampany, Birthright, is now available in Kindle and paperback formats! We hope you enjoy the story. The palace would also like to wish a very happy birthday to Notburga Thompson, without whom very little of this would have ever been possible.

Birthright is available here.

A very happy birthday to the Crown Prince of Ampany! In his honor, a promotion is currently ongoing for the first story of Ampany, Nottie’s Potential. It is available free for digital download to Kindle devices and Kindle apps through Tuesday. Take advantage of this special offer now, and spend the prince’s birthday reading (so he doesn’t have to!)

In addition, a new snippet is now online, First Impressions, per the prince’s request. He only got to choose one, so he hopes you enjoy it.

Promotion available here.

Asst. Curator Fritz Engel
(and Nottie Thompson)

The site is now live and being updated. Preliminary content is available, and more is on the way. Future goals include setting up digital access to parts of the Royal Gallery, a broader range of snippets, full stories available for purchase, and a couple more tweaks in the design department.

While we do not expect the news section to update with any real frequency or regularity, posting opportunities will be made available to all palace staff and residents. In the meantime, explore at your leisure and let us know how we can best provide access to what it is you wish to see. We will do all we can to accommodate those seeking more information on Ampany.

Asst. Curator Walter Thistletwaite