Missing Book ??

In article ,
"Raymond van Rheenen" wrote:

> High,
>
> I'm a big Feist fan but i noticed i may miss a book.
>
> I don't know it's name or if it's translated to Dutch (so i'm sorry if names
> arren't correct cause they changed some in the translation), but it's about
> Caelin who has gone to Novindus with +- 6000 men. There they should fight
> the Green Lady(SerpentQueen) in Maharta. This book should be in the story
> line before "The Shadow of a Dark Queen". This because in that book it's
> referred to ( The veterans who train Eric and his crew).
> Does that book exist and if what's the titel ?? I couldn't find any info.
>
> Thanx,
>
> Raymond

It's a book that never got written, called Return of the Buccaneer,
which was scrapped because I switched US publishers and my new publisher
wanted a new series. So, some of what happened in that story made it's
way into Shadow.

Best, R.E.F.
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"Raymond Feist" wrote in message

> In article ,
> "Raymond van Rheenen" wrote:
>
>> High,
>>
>> I'm a big Feist fan but i noticed i may miss a book.
>>
>> I don't know it's name or if it's translated to Dutch (so i'm sorry if
>> names
>> arren't correct cause they changed some in the translation), but it's
>> about
>> Caelin who has gone to Novindus with +- 6000 men. There they should fight
>> the Green Lady(SerpentQueen) in Maharta. This book should be in the story
>> line before "The Shadow of a Dark Queen". This because in that book it's
>> referred to ( The veterans who train Eric and his crew).
>> Does that book exist and if what's the titel ?? I couldn't find any info.
>>
>> Thanx,
>>
>> Raymond
>
> It's a book that never got written, called Return of the Buccaneer,
> which was scrapped because I switched US publishers and my new publisher
> wanted a new series. So, some of what happened in that story made it's
> way into Shadow.
>
> Best, R.E.F.

Oh good, I didn't miss a book.

--

Paul Howard (Alias Drak Bibliophile)
*
Sometimes The Dragon Wins! [Polite Dragon Smile]
*
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"Paul Howard" schreef in bericht

> "Raymond Feist" wrote in message
>
>> In article ,
>> "Raymond van Rheenen" wrote:
>>
>>> High,
>>>
>>> I'm a big Feist fan but i noticed i may miss a book.
>>>
>>> I don't know it's name or if it's translated to Dutch (so i'm sorry if
>>> names
>>> arren't correct cause they changed some in the translation), but it's
>>> about
>>> Caelin who has gone to Novindus with +- 6000 men. There they should
>>> fight
>>> the Green Lady(SerpentQueen) in Maharta. This book should be in the
>>> story
>>> line before "The Shadow of a Dark Queen". This because in that book it's
>>> referred to ( The veterans who train Eric and his crew).
>>> Does that book exist and if what's the titel ?? I couldn't find any
>>> info.
>>>
>>> Thanx,
>>>
>>> Raymond
>>
>> It's a book that never got written, called Return of the Buccaneer,
>> which was scrapped because I switched US publishers and my new publisher
>> wanted a new series. So, some of what happened in that story made it's
>> way into Shadow.
>>
>> Best, R.E.F.
>
> Oh good, I didn't miss a book.
>
> --
>
> Paul Howard (Alias Drak Bibliophile)
> *
> Sometimes The Dragon Wins! [Polite Dragon Smile]
> *
>
>
Thanx for all your answers and Mr Feist i hope that "the Return of the
Buccaneer" will be published sometime cause it seems like a book with more
depth about Novindus and how the Dark Queen gets her position as leader of
the Pantatiers and Caelis surch for what he is.

Raymond
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In article ,
"Raymond van Rheenen" wrote:

> "Paul Howard" schreef in bericht
>
> > "Raymond Feist" wrote in message
> >
> >> In article ,
> >> "Raymond van Rheenen" wrote:
> >>
> >>> High,
> >>>
> >>> I'm a big Feist fan but i noticed i may miss a book.
> >>>
> >>> I don't know it's name or if it's translated to Dutch (so i'm sorry if
> >>> names
> >>> arren't correct cause they changed some in the translation), but it's
> >>> about
> >>> Caelin who has gone to Novindus with +- 6000 men. There they should
> >>> fight
> >>> the Green Lady(SerpentQueen) in Maharta. This book should be in the
> >>> story
> >>> line before "The Shadow of a Dark Queen". This because in that book it's
> >>> referred to ( The veterans who train Eric and his crew).
> >>> Does that book exist and if what's the titel ?? I couldn't find any
> >>> info.
> >>>
> >>> Thanx,
> >>>
> >>> Raymond
> >>
> >> It's a book that never got written, called Return of the Buccaneer,
> >> which was scrapped because I switched US publishers and my new publisher
> >> wanted a new series. So, some of what happened in that story made it's
> >> way into Shadow.
> >>
> >> Best, R.E.F.
> >
> > Oh good, I didn't miss a book.
> >
> > --
> >
> > Paul Howard (Alias Drak Bibliophile)
> > *
> > Sometimes The Dragon Wins! [Polite Dragon Smile]
> > *
> >
> >
> Thanx for all your answers and Mr Feist i hope that "the Return of the
> Buccaneer" will be published sometime cause it seems like a book with more
> depth about Novindus and how the Dark Queen gets her position as leader of
> the Pantatiers and Caelis surch for what he is.
>
> Raymond

It will probably never happen. As I said, some of that story made it's
way into Shadow, and some of what would have happened was recounted in
the scene between Bobby and Nakor.

Best, R.E.F.
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And anyone knows what happend to Krondor: The Crawler or Krondor: Dark
Mage?
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In article ,
luc.DeleteThis@gwiezdne-wojny.pl wrote:

> And anyone knows what happend to Krondor: The Crawler or Krondor: Dark
> Mage?

I do.

What happened was a corporate change in the game industry when Sierra
Online was bought up by Vevendi/Universal International and most of
their on-going projects were canceled. Because of a contractual tie-in
agreement between myself and Sierra, some caution was required in doing
any more Krondor books.

Moreover, my publisher wanted me to get back to the Riftwar cycle of
titles.

There may be a non-traditional project that will cover that last set of
story issues down the road, but I can say no more on that topic right
now.

Best, R.E.F.
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"Raymond Feist" wrote in message

> In article ,
> luc DeleteThis @gwiezdne-wojny.pl wrote:
>
>> And anyone knows what happend to Krondor: The Crawler or Krondor: Dark
>> Mage?
>
> I do.
>
> What happened was a corporate change in the game industry when Sierra
> Online was bought up by Vevendi/Universal International and most of
> their on-going projects were canceled. Because of a contractual tie-in
> agreement between myself and Sierra, some caution was required in doing
> any more Krondor books.
>
> Moreover, my publisher wanted me to get back to the Riftwar cycle of
> titles.
>
> There may be a non-traditional project that will cover that last set of
> story issues down the road, but I can say no more on that topic right
> now.
>
> Best, R.E.F.

Non-traditional to me means "graphic novel", which I must admit would be a
disapointment to me. My issues with graphic novels are that subtleties,
details, and overall feel and ambiance are generally lost. in favor of the
truncated format. I do hope that those stories make their way into novel
format eventually.
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In article ,
"Bajori" wrote:

> "Raymond Feist" wrote in message
>
> > In article ,
> > luc DeleteThis @gwiezdne-wojny.pl wrote:
> >
> >> And anyone knows what happend to Krondor: The Crawler or Krondor: Dark
> >> Mage?
> >
> > I do.
> >
> > What happened was a corporate change in the game industry when Sierra
> > Online was bought up by Vevendi/Universal International and most of
> > their on-going projects were canceled. Because of a contractual tie-in
> > agreement between myself and Sierra, some caution was required in doing
> > any more Krondor books.
> >
> > Moreover, my publisher wanted me to get back to the Riftwar cycle of
> > titles.
> >
> > There may be a non-traditional project that will cover that last set of
> > story issues down the road, but I can say no more on that topic right
> > now.
> >
> > Best, R.E.F.
>
> Non-traditional to me means "graphic novel", which I must admit would be a
> disapointment to me. My issues with graphic novels are that subtleties,
> details, and overall feel and ambiance are generally lost. in favor of the
> truncated format. I do hope that those stories make their way into novel
> format eventually.

It's not a graphic novel. By non-traditional I mean "not a novel," and
only that.

As far as you're disappointment with such, I can appreciate having a
preference for one media form over another. I tend to be a little more
interested in seeing what other people can do, which is why I am pretty
happy with the comic adaptation Marvel's doing of Magician. On the
other hand, I certainly can see why some people don't wish to bother; it
runs counter to what they've created in their own heads.

Best, R.E.F.
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In article ,
guig wrote:

> On 2007-07-26 03:22:58 +0100, Raymond Feist
> said:
>
> >
> > As far as you're disappointment with such, I can appreciate having a
> > preference for one media form over another. I tend to be a little more
> > interested in seeing what other people can do, which is why I am pretty
> > happy with the comic adaptation Marvel's doing of Magician. On the
> > other hand, I certainly can see why some people don't wish to bother;
> > it runs counter to what they've created in their own heads.
> >
> > Best, R.E.F.
>
> Marvel doing Magician? Eh? When did that happen? That mean they're
> going to pass it onto the movie industry next

Marvel and the Dabel Brothers (DBPro) have been doing it about 8 months
now. And the 1st six have been published as a Marvel graphic novel.

Best, R.E.F.

--
Never attribute to malice what can
satisfactorily be explained away by stupidity.
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> Marvel and the Dabel Brothers (DBPro) have been doing it about 8 months
> now. And the 1st six have been published as a Marvel graphic novel.
>
> Best, R.E.F.
Amd it is really pretty good. I didn't like the change from Bret Booth
much but the new Artist isn't that worse either.
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"guig" wrote in message

> On 2007-07-26 03:22:58 +0100, Raymond Feist
> said:
>
>>
>> As far as you're disappointment with such, I can appreciate having a
>> preference for one media form over another. I tend to be a little more
>> interested in seeing what other people can do, which is why I am pretty
>> happy with the comic adaptation Marvel's doing of Magician. On the other
>> hand, I certainly can see why some people don't wish to bother; it runs
>> counter to what they've created in their own heads.
>>
>> Best, R.E.F.
>
> Marvel doing Magician? Eh? When did that happen? That mean they're going
> to pass it onto the movie industry next
>
>

I don't see it ever occuring as a major motion picture, but I think the
first Riftwar would make a fine Sci-Fi mini-series.
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Just because Marvel have been licenced to do a comic adaption of Magician
(and possibly the other Midkemia novels), doesn't mean that they have
licenced the rights to adapting the works into another medium, ie TV or
Cinema.

Mike Bourke

"Bajori" wrote in message

>
> "guig" wrote in message
>
> > On 2007-07-26 03:22:58 +0100, Raymond Feist

> > said:
> >
> >>
> >> As far as you're disappointment with such, I can appreciate having a
> >> preference for one media form over another. I tend to be a little more
> >> interested in seeing what other people can do, which is why I am pretty
> >> happy with the comic adaptation Marvel's doing of Magician. On the
other
> >> hand, I certainly can see why some people don't wish to bother; it runs
> >> counter to what they've created in their own heads.
> >>
> >> Best, R.E.F.
> >
> > Marvel doing Magician? Eh? When did that happen? That mean they're going
> > to pass it onto the movie industry next
> >
> >
>
> I don't see it ever occuring as a major motion picture, but I think the
> first Riftwar would make a fine Sci-Fi mini-series.
>
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