Sagiro's Story Hour: Now That It's Over

carborundum · Jan 9, 2016

And promptly bought. I'm looking forward to reading a fuller account of the first runs (and meeting Sagiro? ) and also to find out what's changed

helginho81 · Jan 9, 2016

And another buyer here...Cool that it's already available at Amazon Germany, too.

Everett · Jan 9, 2016

And I'm in... so cool to return to the world of Aber... euhmm... the world of Spira...

Just started - Sagiro, I'm curious what was behind the decision to make Aravis female for the novels?

Sagiro · Jan 9, 2016

Everett said:
And I'm in... so cool to return to the world of Aber... euhmm... the world of Spira...

Just started - Sagiro, I'm curious what was behind the decision to make Aravis female for the novels?

I wanted more gender balance among the protagonists.

Sagiro · Jan 9, 2016

Just a warning for Story Hour fans: the book is heavily based on and influenced by my campaign, but almost nothing in it unfolds exactly how it happened in the game. There are lots of changes and additions, even if the larger story arc is still very similar.

Everett · Jan 9, 2016

Sagiro said:
I wanted more gender balance among the protagonists.

Female Aravis takes some getting used to. And Grey Wolf is human?

carborundum · Jan 10, 2016

And Kibi!

Seule · Jan 10, 2016

It does seem a little odd that they are all human (or at least not specified as nonhuman) except Dranko still as nonhuman blood.
Plowing through it now, still good.

Everett · Jan 10, 2016

...and done. Good read. I'll give it an Amazon review in a few days. Sagiro, how far are you through Crosser's Maze?

Sagiro · Jan 10, 2016

Everett said:
...and done. Good read. I'll give it an Amazon review in a few days. Sagiro, how far are you through Crosser's Maze?

I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it, and look forward to reading your review. I'm not much farther along The Crosser's Maze than I was the last time I mentioned it, since I've been busy with the thousand details involved in polishing up and publishing TVC. I'd say 1/4 of the way through the first draft, though when I look at my outline, I have so much to cram into it, I may end up splitting it into two books.