Shamless pandering for a friend.

If you're interested in an Anniversary edition of books by Robin Hobb or Raymond E Feist might want to check these two actions out. They're being run by kjtaylor of griffins_eyrie


The Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb

Magician by Raymond E. Feist.

pleased with self

I was typing along last night on Death God Rising and ended up prattling about the fey. Or the Fair Folk. My fingers went off on totally different direction on why they are called the fair folk. The fey are known for making deals and not always being straight about how they do it. So, my brain said "What if they're called the fair folk not because they're all fair looking - because they're not - but instead because people hope that they will deal fairly with them?"

I thought that was pretty cool.


Current Dawn of the Old Gods volumes planned so far:

Death God Rising: Theo learns that a ritual is being performed that may re-empower his father back to his full godly power, a ritual that is being carried out by a cult of some sort.

Star God Falling: Adrian becomes possessed by Theo's cousin, a god of the stars, who hasn't been seen in centuries. Also, Midwestern towns are vanishing and the areas are being returned to their natural states from several hundred years ago. It looks like the fey may be involved.

-Untitled - Part of Rhys' past is brought up again when a dragon, Thorn of Roses, writes a historical fiction romance novel about the accidental destruction of what is today modern day Germany. Not quite sure yet what the rest of the novel has in it. And they get to deal with Rhys' old lover who is, among other things, running cage matches with vampires in it like they do dog fights.