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SOLVED. Ongoing Adult Fantasy series spanning hundreds (thousands?) of years, follows a specific (Royal?) family. Elves not very smart, take immortality for granted. One-word titles. Also: interview bet. Author and book Narrator. [s]
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John, your topic header must contain genre and plot details. Right now we can't even tell is this is fiction or nonfiction.
We close threads with vague headers, so please ADD genre and plot details to your HEADER.
We close threads with vague headers, so please ADD genre and plot details to your HEADER.


We close threads with vague headers, so please ADD genre and plot detail..."
My apologies. I did not Know the plot details... just the rough timeframe. But comments have come in, 3 in a row, that gave me the answer, Thank you for your assistance

YES!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank YOU!!!!!!!!

Thank you very much for the assistance
Glad you found your book series, John.
"The Rise and Fall" series by Michael J. Sullivan - https://www.goodreads.com/series/2034... - Julie's find.
Other series by this author - https://www.goodreads.com/series/list...
"The Rise and Fall" series by Michael J. Sullivan - https://www.goodreads.com/series/2034... - Julie's find.
Other series by this author - https://www.goodreads.com/series/list...
I copied plot and book details to the header/ topic title, as an example of the additional information we need in the header.

Thank you for your assistance

"The Rise and Fall" series by Michael J. Sullivan - https://www.goodreads.com/series/2034... - Julie's find.
Other series ..."
Oh, thank you very much!
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Anyway, the story takes place in two sets... the first trilogy is set hundreds (a thousand?) years before the first. Dealing largely with a specific (Royal?) family. The author describes his elves as not being overly smart, or rather not the Wisest as many authors do, because they often take their immortality for granted with the "I'll get to it later" feeling.
The second (Trilogy?) has only two of the three books out so far as I know. It follows the same family many many years later and tells the story at this age in time. There may be another book, a novella or something, explaining the gap in time but on this I am not sure. I know these each are one-word titles but... that's as far as I got. I know this is not enough to truly go on but I hope HOPE it's enough to find some assistance.
I would really like to try this series out as something not so mainstream... so if anyone can help me figure this out I would be incredibly grateful.