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TESRenewal has posted a new video on youtube showing off the latest the team has to offer; including 4 armor sets and some BEAUTIFUL landscapes from areas like West Gash, Bitter Coast and Sheogorad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1H8TVgz5b0

Originally posted by TESRSkywindOfficial:

The latest developer release has finally hit! Take an inside look at newest content for Skywind version 0.9.5. This version is NOT available for public release, and does NOT mean it is close to a release. This is our largest update yet and we are very happy with the work that has been put in. Progress is being made as usual, but there is much to be done. If you want to support this project, visit https://tesrenewal.com/ for details!

...and my wallet wants to open all by itself.
In a recent news post over at Polygon.....

Originally posted by Charlie Hall @ Polygon said::

Bethesda Softworks has announced that they are partnering with a publisher to make physical books that draw from the in-game lore of The Elder Scrolls Online and The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. In a press release issued on Tirdas, 21st Frostfall Bethesda says that Titan Books will be creating five "high-quality, in-universe artefacts" that will be available in the First Seed (March) of next year.

The first set, titled The Elder Scrolls Online: Tales of Tamriel - Vol. 1: The Land and Vol II: The Lore, will cover topics such as the Aldmeri Dominion, the Daggerfall Covenant, the Ebonheart Pact and the invasion by Daedric Prince Malag Bal. Each volume is said to contain nearly 100 "specially commissioned, never-before-seen pieces of art" framed by "in-game lore."

The second set will be titled The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - The Skyrim Library. It will be made of three books, including Vol I: The Histories, Vol II; Man, Mer and Beast and Vol III: The Arcane.

The books, while they draw from the in-game lore, should not be confused with a physical collection of in-game books. For that, users will still need to explore the games themselves, collecting and reading books as they go. Alternately, fan sites such at The Imperial Library contain every single piece of in-game writing ever published in The Elder Scrolls universe.

Bethesda has not yet revealed the pricing, but from what I gather, not cheap.