How about "valabar's", where he could include interplay between Easterners who are in a superior position with Dragaerans, and also put in more food and drink sidebars? On Nov 28, 2003, at 11:47 AM, Matthew Klahn wrote: > On Nov 28, 2003, at 10:31 , David Silberstein wrote: > >> On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, David Silberstein wrote: >> >>> On Thu, 27 Nov 2003, Angie Jackson wrote: >>> >>>> Hey guys, can one of you be kind enough to fill me in on the new >>>> Vlad >>>> book? >>>> >>> >>> Er, it's being written? >> > > This is also an assumption, though well founded. As Mr. Brust hasn't > been *ahem* updating his weblog, we... *I* don't really have more > recent information than: <potentially inaccurate summarization>"As > soon as I get Emacs working, I can start writing the new Vlad > novel."</pis> > > It would be interesting to read a novel that takes place _during_ > _Issola_, maybe from the point of view of... I don't know... Verra or > the chunk of Trellanstone. At any rate, I'm sure Mr. Brust could swing > it... somehow. > > Also, the name being one of the Great Houses is also an assumption, as > there is precedence in _Taltos_ of using some other non-House name as > the title of one of the books. So, it could be _Kieron_, about the > return of Kieron the Conquerer, come to whoop up on Aliera for giving > his sword away, _Verra_, _e'Drien_, etc. Although _Issola_ was about > the Jenoine, there could, without stretching the imagination too far, > even been a book titled _Jenoine_, or even _Serioli_. Brust is good > enough at improvisation that he could swing any of these, I would > guess. > > -- > Matthew S. Klahn > Software Architect, CodeTek Studios, Inc. > http://www.codetek.com >