Slick
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Brian Staveley:
Hello sir :) Just reread your amazing series again, it's like meeting an old friend you just click back into place with. I have a question about the Csestriim, i know they are long lived but would they look in their 20's, 30's, 40's? Also i wondered if you could give some clues about the sorts of things the Ancient Csestriim Leeches tampered with, things that supposedly frightened the gods?
Brian Staveley
Hi Slick -- Sorry I missed this somehow!
Adult Csestriim look about thirty, although they can have scars and wounds that cause them to appear older.
I can't give too many clues about the Csestriim leaches, but the main exploration that's relevant to this series is their experimentation with nothingness. The Blank God's domain is frightening to even the oldest gods, since it has the power to unmake all creation...
Adult Csestriim look about thirty, although they can have scars and wounds that cause them to appear older.
I can't give too many clues about the Csestriim leaches, but the main exploration that's relevant to this series is their experimentation with nothingness. The Blank God's domain is frightening to even the oldest gods, since it has the power to unmake all creation...
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Chris Tomey
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Brian Staveley:
Epic stories so far sir. I very much look forward to #3. I originally purchased this book because I loved the cover art and thought it would be the type of book I liked. I was not disappointed. Q.- Do you get a say in what goes on the cover of your book and do you think the covers for your books are a good representation of your story? Also how important do you think cover art is to new authors? Any advice?
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