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Robert Jordan (was: Seen the other night....)

Gaertk at aol.com Gaertk at aol.com
Thu Feb 19 18:00:19 PST 2004

In a message dated 2/19/2004 7:16:18 PM Eastern Standard Time, Joshua Kronengold <mneme at io.com> writes:

> Gaertk at aol.com writes:
>> trouble finding a publisher for his Song of Ice and Fire, 
>> and we'd probably miss out completely on Erikson and Hobb 
>> (though she could continue writing as Lindholm and not 
>> make any money).
>
> Eh -- I think Hobb's just writing traditional SF/Fantasy 
> trilogy, with recognizable beginnings and endings, and 
> doing just fine with it.
>
> See Clayton's body of work, or numerous trilogies.

I haven't read Clayton, and I'm having trouble finding 
examples of fantasy trilogies outside of D&D tie-ins.  Can
you cite a fantasy series with at least 6 POVs that was
published before 1990?

(And I believe "trilogy" is the wrong word for what we're
talking about, but I can't remember the right one.)


--KG