FAO Mr Feist

I was lent the first book Magician by a friend in February this year, and
have to say I was hooked instantly, so much so that within 50 pages I
proceeded to order all of the other books from Amazon.

I am using the alternate reading order from crydee.com and so far I am up to
Rise of a Merchant Prince in the Serpentwar Saga.

I have found all of the books fascinating you certainly have a writing style
that instantly hooks you in.

I have to say my productivity at work has severely decreased because my
breaks are getting longer and longer as I suffer from the affliction of "I
must finish this chapter syndrome"

Anyway to a question.

Are there any plans to release more books set on Kelewan? I found the
culture of the world fascinating, and reminded me of history lessons
covering China and Japan.

Thanks for reading

Steve

In article <6e0pntF4nqt2U1.RemoveThis@mid.individual.net>, "TGH" <what.RemoveThis@no.invalid>
wrote:

> I was lent the first book Magician by a friend in February this year, and
> have to say I was hooked instantly, so much so that within 50 pages I
> proceeded to order all of the other books from Amazon.
>
> I am using the alternate reading order from crydee.com and so far I am up to
> Rise of a Merchant Prince in the Serpentwar Saga.
>
> I have found all of the books fascinating you certainly have a writing style
> that instantly hooks you in.
>
> I have to say my productivity at work has severely decreased because my
> breaks are getting longer and longer as I suffer from the affliction of "I
> must finish this chapter syndrome"
>
> Anyway to a question.
>
> Are there any plans to release more books set on Kelewan? I found the
> culture of the world fascinating, and reminded me of history lessons
> covering China and Japan.
>
> Thanks for reading
>
> Steve

Don't want to spoil anything, but when you get to the Darkwar Saga
you'll see more action on Kelewan.

Best, R.E.F.

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