TheBrassDuke
Explorer
I really wish he would at least pop in and let us know what’s happening, either way. If only we could get in touch with him.
Aeon (updated 10/9/14)
- Thread starter Sepulchrave II
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TheBrassDuke
Explorer
I’ve got a lot of questions...
Sadras
Legend
Well he did post today in another thread http://www.enworld.org/forum/showth...ned-if-you-don-t/page10&p=7402378#post7402378 so he is around. 
TheBrassDuke
Explorer
Huh.
TheBrassDuke
Explorer
Well that’s a bit hurtful, then. He’s actively avoiding this area, I’m guessing.
darkbard
Hero
Statements like this, I suggest, are less than helpful, even in jest, if the idea is to draw Sep back to storytelling (or, at least, explanation).
TheBrassDuke
Explorer
After a whole lot of the opposite, though, you’ve gotta admit, can’t hurt any more than it already does.
grodog
Adventurer
if he never posts an update again, I'm still really grateful to Sep for giving so much enjoyment for free!
...maybe we should start a kickstarter to get him to post some more
Now there's an idea!
Allan.
Justin
Explorer
With the amazing modern movie CG, it would be amazing to see something like an HBO GoT-style adaptation of the Tales of Wyre. Obviously somewhat biased and typecasting, and having just re-watched Thor:Ragnarok and Infinity War, I could absolutely see Chris Hemsworth or Chris Evans as Eadric, Sebastian Stan as Tahl, and Benedict Cumberbatch (way long ago I had thought of Hugh Laurie) as Mostin. The dragon at the start of Thor:Ragnarok made me think of Qematiel, Cate Blanchett's Hela was somewhat reminiscent of Visuit, and Josh Brolin's Thanos voice could easily work for Graz'zt, I think. Morena Baccarin as Shomei, perhaps? Ryan Reynolds as Ortwin? (Just kidding!) I'm stumped by Nwm, though. Sting, maybe?!
Obviously the deepness and richness of the philosophies and cosmologies would be difficult to translate or even articulate through the medium of TV, it could still be so incredibly beautiful and epic. The battle at Khu, the hilltop on Afqithan (i.e. Mostin discovers Time Stop), Nwm annihilating the army by himself, and on and on, and that was in like the first year!
Obviously the deepness and richness of the philosophies and cosmologies would be difficult to translate or even articulate through the medium of TV, it could still be so incredibly beautiful and epic. The battle at Khu, the hilltop on Afqithan (i.e. Mostin discovers Time Stop), Nwm annihilating the army by himself, and on and on, and that was in like the first year!
TheBrassDuke
Explorer
Does anyone have access to this in printed form, available for me to purchase? I really need it for my sanity. lol
Bloodcookie
Explorer
No, but you're welcome to print out a copy from my compiled .pdfs http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?58227-Tales-of-Wyre/page22&p=7407188#post7407188 [for personal use only; I assume no copyright over the works of Sepulchrave II, etc.
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grodog
Adventurer
Once we published John Eric Holmes _Tales of Peril_ collection last year, I re-approached Sep about publishing Wyre, but alas, he's not responded, so.....
Allan.
Justin
Explorer
He does seem to be somewhat active on the forums based on his recent posting, so maybe he's just quietly working on publishing The Tales of Wyre: From Heaven to Hell (And Everywhere Else in and Outside the Multiverse) [Volume 1 of 10].
Like Jovol, I can dream, can't I?
TheBrassDuke
Explorer
Well I can’t seem to get my hands on a reliable computer right now, and get access to the printed version. Haha, guess I’m stuck re-reading on here until then, and getting my friend to read it here. Haha
