kate elliott

This was such a hot topic over on Kate's forum I thought I would include it here. Who do you think will be the next Pura Candidate???? My guess... Wickman

I hope you don't mind Kelpie... but I'm using quoting you from a different thread. Talking with a friend concerning Alain and read her Kelpie's remark (see quote above) and we started talking about some of the other characters in the Crown of Stars Series. Alright, we pretty much know where...

Re: The Burning Stone - The missing fifty pages The Lady of Battles Discussion The Lady of Battles is the confusing factor behind Alain's situation in this story.

I was reading The Burning Stone last night in bed and got to page 84 and turned to page 85 and it was not there. Instead I was greeted by page 133. My copy of the book has almost fifty pages missing from it. Awesome. This is the first time I have encountered this problem in my quater century...

I have read a few different books that Kate has published and was thinking about this idea for a day or two. As many of you know she writes both Sci/Fi and Fantasy. Out of all of her stories who are your favorite characters and why? I have two, one male and one female... The male is from...

I often visit Kate's official website and I found something I thought I would share with all of you. If anyone has the opportunity to go, please let know what happened and how you liked it (or not). Thanks! I wish I lived the UK now! :o

There is a whole cast of strong female characters in A Crown of Stars, does this work? Do you feel that all of the female characters are credible? Lastly do you feel that the various sucessions amongst the nobility are made insanely confusing by the attempted preference of women?

Over in Kate Elliott's website, she too has a discussion board, and they (those people who post over there) are coming very close to figuring out who Alain is... :) Alain is the only part of the story that still naggs me to this day. And because I love a good discussion and none of us knows...

I am not interested in her Sci fi works as I hate sci fi. Which of her fantasy works are worth reading?

Series Jaran 1. Jaran (1992) 2. An Earthly Crown (1993) 3. His Conquering Sword (1993) 4. The Law of Becoming (1994) Crown of Stars 1. King's Dragon (1997) 2. Prince of Dogs (1997) 3. The Burning Stone (1998) 4. Child of Flame (2000) 5. The Gathering Storm (2003) 6. In the Ruins...

In honor of this new sub-forum, I've contacted Kate Elliott, told her about the Chronicles Network and her eager fans here, and invited her to come by some time to answer our questions. She has agreed! At this point, it hasn't been settled when, but I thought we might prepare for the...

I wanted to make all aware of Kate Elliott's list of Stories, just to sum up her published accomplishments. If you have any feed back, please feel free to comment. I personally haven't read them all. Jaran Series (Scifi): Book 1# Jaran Book 2# An Earthly Crown Book 3# His Conquering Sword...

Re: Kate Elliott I found this wonderful Kate Elliott interview, which describes in some detail her approach to world-building. http://www.writing-world.com/sf/elliott.shtml Anyone who already loves her books, as well as anyone who is wondering whether they would like her books, might...

Her name has been coming up quite a bit recently, so it seems like it must be time to start a thread. She moves with ease between science fiction and fantasy. She was first published in 1988, and in 2005 she's still going strong and better than ever. What's your favorite book/series by...