Link to an interview with me

[msagara]

John Ottinger at Grasping for the Wind has just let me know that an interview he conducted has just gone live. It's here.

I have eaten too much cake because, yes, it's that time of year again. I explained to my younger son that the correct number of candles would ruin the cake because by the time they were all lit the icing would be covered with wax.

And now, because people are finally in bed, I am going to try to write a few words...

Comments

[estara.livejournal.com]

Happy belated Birthday and may you write and sell at least as many books in the next twenty years of your life as you sold in the last twenty (if the Sun Sword series is actually over, PLEASE don't tell me, I still hope you can get around to writing more there - meanwhile I quite adore Kaylin).

Oh and may you enjoy the writing process, too.

[msagara.livejournal.com]

(if the Sun Sword series is actually over, PLEASE don't tell me, I still hope you can get around to writing more there - meanwhile I quite adore Kaylin).

Hidden City and House Name form the thematic half of House War set in the 'past'. The subsequent two volumes are the House War in the present. I'm working on House Name now, but a bunch of little things in the Sun Sword were groundwork for the House War; the latter two books will probably take place entirely in Averalaan, though.

And then I have some 200 pages of the first book in what I think of as The Black Gauntlet, and that book starts, as Hunter's Oath did, in Breodanir, with Cynthia's son. It doesn't stay in Breodanir, though.

[estara.livejournal.com]

Very good *looks gleefully at hardcover of Hidden City waiting until she can put House Name next to it and read them in one gulp* indeed!

Anything which keeps the story going on past the events in the last published Sun Sword novel is highly appreciated ^^.

If my birthday wish runs out in another twenty years, I'll just renew it then, that should help :D.