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Kickstarter – 10 January
In case you were wondering what had happened to the Book Four Kickstarter campaign, originally penciled in for the end of October/Early November, then the sad news is that it has been delayed until next year. There have been a few problems with sorting out art assets, so both myself and Megara felt it would be better to delay the Kickstarter to improve the experience and ensure that Book Four is the very best that it can be. Frustrating I know - but it will be worth the wait!
Pirates and skulduggery on the high (sand) seas!
The back cover 'blurb' (as industry professionals like to call it) for Book Four has now been released, providing a cheeky insight into what you can expect in the upcoming DestinyQuest novel. As the title of the book makes clear, we are a far cry away from the freezing cold north and steamy jungles of previous books. Instead, DQ4 will be taking us to the frontier towns of the badlands, and the Dune Sea itself, where pirates and treasure hunters ply the sand lanes in search of fame and fortune.
Season Four cancelled. Kind of...
It’s not unusual for television shows to get cancelled after just one or two seasons. There was a time, a couple of years ago, when it seemed almost naive to invest too much emotional energy into a series. All too often they got the axe because they didn't appeal to the jibbering masses – forget the fact that some of these projects were superbly written and perfectly casted, and had real potential to develop into memorable epics. Carnivale, Jericho, Firefly, Sarah Conner – I salute you. Even you, Terra Nova. There was potential there, somewhere…
Get up to speed with DestinyQuest
Thanks to the recent Collectormania convention, lots of new readers have been introduced to the world of DestinyQuest. I thought I would take this opportunity to provide a helpful starter guide to get new adventurers up to speed with the DQ series…
By fire be purged!
I'd normally do some waffling preamble, probably a humorous anecdote (*) or two followed by some more waffling preamble. But you know what, I think this time I'll let the images speak for themselves :)