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Re: Christmas story update.
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2016 6:27 pm
by bjeane
Greymist wrote:bjeane wrote:Any idea about when the second half will be out?
Never, Fel just wrote the first half to make us start craving after Tarrin and the Sennadar universe again, now he's going to stop writing in that Universe forever. Muhahaha
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Re: Christmas story update.
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 5:19 am
by MartinK
Greymist wrote:bjeane wrote:Any idea about when the second half will be out?
Never, Fel just wrote the first half to make us start craving after Tarrin and the Sennadar universe again, now he's going to stop writing in that Universe forever. Muhahaha
Nah, there's always next christmas just around the corner.
Re: Christmas story update.
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 9:09 pm
by SYED
Instead of just Christmas posts, it could become holiday posts instead.
Re: Christmas story update.
Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2016 2:59 am
by Wolfee
MartinK wrote:Greymist wrote:bjeane wrote:Any idea about when the second half will be out?
Never, Fel just wrote the first half to make us start craving after Tarrin and the Sennadar universe again, now he's going to stop writing in that Universe forever. Muhahaha
Nah, there's always next christmas just around the corner.
Hehe you all should have read his original post a little more closely.
Re: Christmas story update.
Posted: Tue Jan 19, 2016 2:57 pm
by Mark_Reed
I for one came across the story this last Friday, and it made for a wonderful mid-January surprise. I saw Fel's 'bonus' chapter on Christmas but somehow missed this story.
I love what's been posted so far. Fel does a great job of taking a god-killer character and still challenging him. Plus, I really like this boy-king. I feel like the plot here would make a great book. It would have to be modified so that the advisor and king work together to root out all the conspiracies rather than having the advisor solve the biggest problems through the power of Awesome. That would put the focus of the story much more on the boy-king than the advisor, while also lengthening the tale to a full novel (or more) in scope.
But getting back to the tale at hand, I'm loving it. The beginning of the story felt like that moment in basketball when a star player hits the court and the crowd goes wild. The story's opening was Tarrin's all-star return to the spotlight in my mind. I was grinning hugely.
Looking forward to the other half of the tale. One upside to discovering it so late is that I have less of a wait than some of you.
