Along these lines, this has always stood out for me:

"Ridjeck Thome" = "Reject Home."

...which is what a leprosarium is.

Wow, after all these years, to find out I got it right!

Hyrim.

I thought Amatin.

Nice work! I imagine her being a bit older and more worn than this, more '70s showbiz-cheesy.

Against All Things Ending, because the original title,

"Time-Travelin', White Gold-Wieldin', Dead-Lover Resurrectin', Staff Of Law Slingin', Red Hawt Buxom Bundle of Land-Savin', Despiser-Bustin' Whoop-Ass"

wouldn't fit on the cover.

With regard to the posts seeking to draw meaning from the title of Lord Foul's Bane: do I remember this correctly - didn't Lester delRey come up with the titles for the first three books, with no input from Donaldson?

Thanks for the kind welcomes, folks - glad to be here.

Until the Final Chronicles, I harbored a nagging suspicion that the Guardian of the One Tree, ak-haru Kenaustin Ardenol could be from the "real" world: That middle name of his could be derived from "Ken Austin". Must be the $6 man.. Steve's younger brother. :lol: "We can re...

Hi folks - here and there, over the years, I've popped in to read posts. Just finished Fatal Revenant, which prodded me into joining up!

Elemesnedene:

I've always broken the word into two components:

Elemesne - dene

The first part, for me, rhymes with "Duquesne".
So, I read it as: "Ell-uh-MAIN-deen".

I'd sure like to hear that MP3 with all of SRD's pronunciations!

Until the Final Chronicles, I harbored a nagging suspicion that the Guardian of the One Tree, ak-haru Kenaustin Ardenol could be from the "real" world: That middle name of his could be derived from "Ken Austin".