Fiction - Black Crusade

[Mouseferatu]

I hope this is released in its complete for sometime, even just as a colected pdf on the wotc site.

I've heard nothing one way or the other, but I certainly hope so as well.

Phaezen (who might just be buying his first Magic: The Gathering novel when the paperback is available)

Aw, you know you really want the hardcover...

(Seriously, the paperback isn't out for quite a while, but it's available for preorder on Amazon.)

 

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Chapter seven: Black Crusade: Chapter Seven

 

[Quickleaf]

I've been following this story and thoroughly enjoying the ride. It seems Dietrich has changed significantly - backstabbing someone he made a truce with and making offering to fey creatures. I'm starting to wonder if *he* was the one brought over to become a dark lord.

Great story Ari! I'm impressed WotC is posting this on their website, and I really hope you get to publish the book.

 

[moritheil]

I'm a little late coming to this thread.

Congratulations and let me salute you for including some political commentary in your work. While I, like a previous poster, do not necessarily think that evil acts are in real life automatically the acts of evil people, I don't think it's necessary to agree with an author's take on a situation to enjoy his work. If nothing else, you have compelled us to think about it, and that is always to be commended.

 

[Mouseferatu]

Hey, guys. Hope everyone's still enjoying the ride.

Chapter eight: Black Crusade: Chapter Eight

 

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Chapter nine: Black Crusade: Chapter 9

 

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Chapter ten: Black Crusade: Chapter 10

 

[RangerWickett]

As an envious writer who's trying to get his own novel published, I slightly fear your writing will humble me and drive me to doubt if I should be writing, but I owe it to a friend to read his book, so I'm headed over there now.

Ravenloft, hm?

 

[Mouseferatu]

As an envious writer who's trying to get his own novel published, I slightly fear your writing will humble me and drive me to doubt if I should be writing, but I owe it to a friend to read his book, so I'm headed over there now.

If it makes you feel any better, we all* feel that way about certain authors--even after we've started to get things published.

*(By "we all" I mean "every author I know," which means me and a handful of other people. But I'm still fairly certain it's common, if not universal.)

 

[Hadrian the Builder]

I'm enjoying this immensely, but I wouldn't buy a hardcopy after reading it UNLESS it was in a new format...like a graphic novel. (In other words, please do a graphic novel of this so I can buy it...)