I'm with the Prince on this one, I can barely remember dreaming. Although I did have a very vivid dream last night (coincidental or transcedental?) Mine involved flying in a plane - but no ordinary one mind you. It was one of those "fly by wire" versions - and I mean it literally flew by w...

Skyweir wrote: But something smelt amiss and I am sure it wasnt just Vain

I just read this bit properly

Link smell amiss to bubbles not of your own making and the connection will be made

You've lost me on the Erection of the Colossus. Your turn to clarify

Actually I figure that Drool Rockworm would have been a cool name for Foul and the potential use for the name was a bit wasted with the early demise of Drool. That's one character that should have been around for longer

I just finished The One Tree and it's been a pleasure. It's probably one of the more diverse books ito new and interesting places - and from an activity scale, more made for the big screen than many of the previous books.


Now I'm reading White Gold Wielder and will see how that goes

I just went out and bought Daughters of Regal and it doesn't have Gilden Fire in it. It's an '84 version so maybe that's why. OK - And I bought the Gap series and The Mordants Need books. I have some reading ahead of me :) You think we could convince jay to open up a forum called: All the books you'...

I must have forgotten that warning No problem though - I have Gildenfire on its own.

I figure TC was so that he could say TCTC

However, the association with Doubting Thomas is plausible, and the Covenant does seem to be relevant as well - all in all a good name.

As for Lord Foul, didn't he have a different title when he was a lord? I wish these books were on CD and searchable

Another angle I just thought of. Maybe the word "Foul" conjured up no ill thoughts and was as normal as saying Lord Charles.

It's not like the language was a total copy of english as we know it.