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tamarillow picked me up some of the volumes of Marion Zimmer Bradley Presents Sword and Sorceress and I'm currently reading Volume VIII for the first time. This has the short story 'Wings of Fire' by Mercedes Lackey in it, and features, along with Tarma and Kethry, a k'Shenya mage named Stormwind.
The thing I want to know: where else does Stormwind turn up?
A brief skim through of some of the relevant books fails to turn up the name and I can't be bothered getting the laptop out to search the ebooks at the moment, and I don't really want to reread the entire series (which I'm more likely to end up doing than searching the ebooks, seeing as its been a while since I read them all).
To give it its due, Volume VIII is a vast improvement on Volume VII (which has the most awful Cthulu rip-off that I've ever read and I can't believe she published it).
We have three more people joining the brightly coloured fantasy roleplaying game, which is awesome (particularly sincepurplesparkler is one of them). First game with them is tomorrow night. It should be awesome.
And Confusion went well. I finally got around to typing up all the notes I talk when I spoke to artmeis at the beginning of the year, so now I have a file which I can pass onto whoever runs it after me.
tamarillow picked me up some of the volumes of Marion Zimmer Bradley Presents Sword and Sorceress and I'm currently reading Volume VIII for the first time. This has the short story 'Wings of Fire' by Mercedes Lackey in it, and features, along with Tarma and Kethry, a k'Shenya mage named Stormwind. The thing I want to know: where else does Stormwind turn up?
A brief skim through of some of the relevant books fails to turn up the name and I can't be bothered getting the laptop out to search the ebooks at the moment, and I don't really want to reread the entire series (which I'm more likely to end up doing than searching the ebooks, seeing as its been a while since I read them all).
To give it its due, Volume VIII is a vast improvement on Volume VII (which has the most awful Cthulu rip-off that I've ever read and I can't believe she published it).
We have three more people joining the brightly coloured fantasy roleplaying game, which is awesome (particularly since
purplesparkler is one of them). First game with them is tomorrow night. It should be awesome. And Confusion went well. I finally got around to typing up all the notes I talk when I spoke to artmeis at the beginning of the year, so now I have a file which I can pass onto whoever runs it after me.