Category Archives: Ramblings on the Caravan Road

Enter an Assassin: Ramblings on the Caravan Road 3

Posted on March 18, 2017 by

Ahjvar came into the Marakand story as a catalyst for disaster, the assassin who kills the Lady, or the Voice of the Lady (when I first conceived the story I hadn’t quite settled on how the Lady and the Voice … Continue reading →

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Endless Sky: Ramblings on the Caravan Road 2

Posted on February 11, 2017 by

I think the first time I drove out west was the summer I was five. I, obviously, was not driving, but plunked in the back seat with my little sisters and a colouring book and some old physiology exams to … Continue reading →

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The Birth of the Caravan Road: Ramblings on the Caravan Road 1

Posted on January 29, 2017 by

Hwaet! I’m starting a series of eight or so blog posts (which may appear somewhat erratically). This here is the first of them. Each is going to take a question of the sort that people seem to want to ask … Continue reading →

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