One hundred years ago today...

[cadhla]

...it was announced by the court of the Kingdom of the Mists, temporarily represented in the wake of recent tragedy by Duke Sylvester Torquill of Shadowed Hills, whose Duchy had been mercifully spared from the bulk of the damages, that the body of King Galen Windermere of the Mists had been recovered from his San Francisco home, and that the

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[scholarinexile]

Can I safely assume this is Changeling-related?

[kitanzi]

Actually, if you click through the tag and look at related entries, it appears to be book related. It's certainly whetted my curiousity, though.

[cadhla]

The first book, Rosemary and Rue, has been completed for ages now; the series from there, finished books only, consists of...

A Local Habitation
An Artificial Night
Late Eclipses of the Sun

Book five, The Brightest Fell, is currently in progress.

[kitanzi]

Are these published? And if not, is there any way to read them?

[cadhla]

Nope. This refers to the regency of the fae courts of Northern California, in my Toby Daye books.

[cadhla]

Alas, no.

If they get published, you'll hear the shouting from the rooftops, and there will be many, many 'buy my books, I want the publishers to keep taking them so that I can finish the damn series' entries, I promise.

[wcg]

How many pre-orders would it take to justify doing a boutique publishing run of the first book? (Yes, that's an implicit offer to participate.)

[almeda]

I believe the last time it was asked, the general consensus among Publishing Sorts was that running *anything* through a vanity press is career suicide in terms of getting any other work you've done published 'for real'.

[scholarinexile]

Ah, understood. Ironically, whenever I think of the Bay area, some of my first thoughts go to Changeling; my fiancee's long-running Changeling campaign is centered on a struggle for succession in the Duchy of Golden Gate. I'm playing a minor sidhe noble who's an independent filmmaker and sympathizes with commoners.