#vampires apprentice

~Chapter 20 - Tooth & Claw~

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I tracked Holmes to try saving his life

(Though I knew it meant trouble and strife)

As tough as it got

I still stayed and fought

(Though I wished that I still had my knife…)

- Captain Wiggins, Baker St Irregulars

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Interview with Author Richard Lee Byers

Best known for writing the Vampire’s Apprentice and in the Dungeons and Dragons Forgotten Realms series, he also has written prose for Marvel’s X-men novels.

What is it like writing in a pre-existing world like Forgotten Realms?

Richard Lee Byers: The most fundamental thing I can say is that it's like writing historical fiction. If I were writing a western, I wouldn’t be free to deviate from what the facts were of living in the old west. When I am writing forgotten realms, I can't stray from what has been established about life in the forgotten realms. That’s the most basic thing. You can't trash the setting. It has to endure beyond your particular story so that other people can use it. The company needs to continue to make money off of it and all that kind of good stuff. Continue reading

 Talking …

When I was a preschooler in rural Indiana, I dearly loved talking with my grandmother.  Mom worked nights as a waitress at a 24 hour truck stop and often slept during the day.  This left my brother and me to entertain ourselves.  One form of entertainment was to call Grandma.  Nothing to it!  One of us picked up the phone and told the operator, “I want to talk to my Grandma”.  The operator knew who we were and who Grandma was and she connected us.   Continue reading

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