Richard’s Comments (group member since Sep 09, 2016)

Richard’s comments from the Sword & Sorcery: "An earthier sort of fantasy" group.

Track of the Snow Leopard

The Earthsea series was fantastic!

How in the world did I’m get autocorrected to ail? Wow.

I guess I’ll have to be in n the minority. As exciting as this is, quite a few of those authors do not write S&S. Neil Gaiman is a prime example. Jones’ story is an excerpt from his new forthcoming book and ail willing to bet the same for Moorcock.

Nicolás Ciancio wrote: "I'm reading Saunder's "Quest for Cush" the second entry on Imaro's saga, and thoroughly enjoying it. Unfortunately I don't know if I'll ever be able to get books 3 and 4 on my hands, since they are..."


Hopefully someone picks up the torch and reprints these stories.

I've often wondered how far you would stretch yourself, Seth. You've been very busy lately. Kudos on all of the opportunities!

The Lion of Skye

The Lion of Skye by JTT Ryder

This is exciting news. Everyone keep your eyes to Baen. This only works if we step up as fans. Buy, share, and review.

Hag of the Hills

I wish someone would collect Saunders uncollected short fiction and publish it. I believe there are enough uncollected Imaro stories for its own collection.

Who even owns the rights now that Saunders is deceased? I was unaware of any next of kin. You think Milton Davis would know? I believe they were in contact.

Swords & Sorceries: Tales of Heroic Fantasy Volume 4

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I loved Flame Winds!

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Cyrion is my favorite by her, although I’ve never read the flat earth stuff.

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