The entire story is a lie. The history of the Land, the testament of the Creator, is that he created the Land to be perfect, living, beautiful. But he found defects, vile creatures, unforgivable tampering. In a rage, he cast A-Jeroth into the Land during its final forming and sealed him in the Arch ...

Linden never invoked the name of Kenaustin Ardenol to ask for aid. Also in the last book, I expected the final ending to be simple failure. When it was explained that foul had to escape or die with time, I expected them to simply try to imprison him while the arch collapsed so he would be destroyed ...

Or, Foul is freed whenever TC dies. If Foul hasn't been changed, as Earthbrah suggests, then what will become of the Land? He can't. Covenant, Linden, and Jeremiah are immortal. They are now of white gold and of power. All power. This is made pretty clear. Covenant has remained the Timewarden, and ...

lorin wrote:I think, not only is his work fantastic, that he is just a great person all together.

Some people.

Thought.

That William Shatner... WAS!

A great.

Actor.

As well.

When.

STAR... trek.

Was born.

Is Donaldson done? He's pretty old.

TLD is published; I can't imagine what he's doing now.

I'm not. Brick destroys everything he touches. Good narrators are extremely far and few between, and often relegated to a genre or subset of genres (Stephen Fry was great for HHGTTG, while Martin Freeman was terrible; but Fry would be terrible for any sort of dark fantasy, whereas Vincent Price woul...