Hello, unknown people

[rachelmanija]

Would the people who started reading this journal recently, or who only lurk, or who have no LJ account, or who I don't know for whatever reason (you know who you are) care to introduce themselves? If you don't have an account, you can comment by clicking on "comment," then clicking "anonymous," then manually signing your name or pseudonym at the bottom of the post.

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Comments

[larryhammer]

Anvil of the World was interesting. I'm curious whether she intends this as a short (2 or 3 book) series or something more open-ended.

---L.

[applewoman.livejournal.com]

I just bought a collection of her short stories, Mother Aegypt, and one of them is about Lord Ermenwyr. I haven't heard whether she's writing more novels in that world, though. I'd like to read them if she does, but I want her to finish The Company series first.