Benedict Jacka
Alex is an honest narrator, but not an omniscient one. If he tells you that something's true, it means that he believes it, but he can still get things wrong.
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Abby Goldsmith
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Benedict Jacka:
Consider me a super fan. I just got done reading Alex Verus, after Inheritance of Magic (what's been published so far). I'll be making BookTube videos on these. In the Alex Verus series, Elsewhere feels a bit like Tel'aran'rhiod from the Wheel of Time. Are you a Wheel of Time fan also?
Christiane
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Benedict Jacka:
Did you greenlight Will Watt's pronunciation of "sigil"? With stories that have outlandish names or magic systems, I hope the authors guide the narrator somewhat. But I expect that there's not a narrow norm; some authors are probably much more involved in the narrator-selection-and-grooming process than others. Where do you like to be on this spectrum?
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