An unlikely hero. A mother-grabbing dragon. An ancient prophecy. And—as if that wasn’t enough—two wannabe gods whose meddling only makes things worse.

Plagued by the evil wizard Lorem Ipsum, the fate of Bitworld rests in the hands of one boy.

Except, that boy didn’t exactly come out of his tutorial a proper hero...

Instead of an established hero class, Grey exited the tutorial a misnomer. An error...

An urgent message reveals that Grey’s mother has been kidnapped by a glitch dragon, sweeping him up into a whirlwind of epic adventure. In order to save her—and Bitworld—the misnomer must solve puzzles, level up, conquer legions of monsters lurking in the mountains, and confront his worst fears.

“Only once in a great while does a writer come along who defies convention—a writer so original he challenges the way we view our realities. Logan Atlas might just be such a writer, and Dawn of the Misnomer is such a tale; a coming-of-age hero’s journey, flipped on its head in a way that feels fresh and exciting. Weaving consciousness redefinings, boss battles, and everything in between for a trope-twisting, inspiring, and, most of all, a fun adventure, this story is the young adult LitRPG we didn’t know we needed. Bitworld is what you’d expect to find if Terry Pratchett, David Eddings, and Neil Gaiman joined forces to create a simulated epic fantasy world—appropriate for all (literate) ages.” (Craig Kobayashi, author of LitRPG novel The Culling of Man)