As always, I am in debt to those who created Midkemia so many years ago, where paper, pencils, funny-looking dice, and cheap beer were excuses to hang out and develop lifelong friendships. We may not always be in touch as we used to be, but each time I tell a story in this world I’m reminded of some wonderful times.
To my editors—Jane Johnson, Jennifer Brehl, Katherine Nintzel, and Emma Coode—who helped with a difficult project, many thanks. I rarely ask for help but when I do you’re there with great suggestions. You make me look good.
Thanks to Jonathan Matson, as always, for being far more than a business associate but a real friend who brings value to my life.
And to the many readers, old friends and new, who take the time to let me know you’re enjoying the work; without you, I’d be doing something else.
Raymond E. Feist San Diego, California 2008
As always, I am in debt to those who created Midkemia so many years ago, where paper, pencils, funny-looking dice, and cheap beer were excuses to hang out and develop lifelong friendships. We may not always be in touch as we used to be, but each time I tell a story in this world I’m reminded of some wonderful times.
To my editors—Jane Johnson, Jennifer Brehl, Katherine Nintzel, and Emma Coode—who helped with a difficult project, many thanks. I rarely ask for help but when I do you’re there with great suggestions. You make me look good.
Thanks to Jonathan Matson, as always, for being far more than a business associate but a real friend who brings value to my life.
And to the many readers, old friends and new, who take the time to let me know you’re enjoying the work; without you, I’d be doing something else.
