NOTE from webmistress!
*low whistle* Wow...it's been a while since I've updated this site, eh? A whole year and 2 weeks. *shakes head* Man. It seems so long ago....Anyway. In the spirit that I'm currently in (aka the Spirit of Reviving Dead Projects even though I'm still starting new projects), I've decided to re-open this site. ^__^ Just wait, in a month or two, this site will be up and running again! Just give me a while to read the book a couple of times, scorge the net in search of info, update all my infomation thingies (including the map and what-not), think up of a new lay-out, and draw up some fan-art! (If you have any info or what-not that you'd like to submit, I'd really appreciate it! Please e-mail it to Beidy@hotmail.com!

This is a site for Micheal A. Stackpole's fantasy novel, Talion: Revenant. Why bother, you ask? Because I really like the book, because there's none else out there, and because I'm bored. Revenant --One who returns from the dead; an apparition or ghost. encyclopedia.com

Last coffee break started June, 11th 2000

• Infomaion and musing about Talion:Revenant
  Now with a map. [Oh the excitment!]

• Buy this book at Amazon.com

• Read my book report on Talion: Revenant...yeah, "read".

Stackpole, saying he is going to do another Talion novel in a chat recorded here <CMDR-Shik> <Indy-RS> Are there any plans for a sequel (other than the short story) to Talion: Revenant? <Stackpole> At some point I'd like to do more Talion novels. I have notes on about five, outline and chapters on the next one: Talion: Nemesis... The problem is finding time to do it and how to fit it into my career plans. <Stackpole> The Dark Glory War is the first of four fantasy novels, so they will keep me busy for a while. Despite that, I do intend to revisit the Talions. That was my first novel, and is therefore very close to my heart.

An off-hand referance to Talion: Revenant, recorded here <Fish> From <SWEN_JediZ> of all your books which was your favorite to write <Stackpole> Hmmm, probably Once A Hero or Talion: Revenant. The X-wing books were the msot fun to do as a SET. And I did enjoy the heck out of writing I, JEDI.

www.jedinetworks.com chat in Febuary, 2000. <ProphetKristy> Just to beat an old tired question around some more, will there be any more Talion stuff anytime soon? [Here was a lot of things other people said which didn't relate to the question asked.] <Stackpole> Kristy: not immediately, but I should know by the end of the year if I'll be doing more Talion. Depends on contracts and publishers.

From www.rebelpilots.com <PB> question from little ol' me: just finished reading Talion Revenant and I loved it. What other works besides Stephen Howarth's did you read to write Talion? <Stackpole> Lordy, you're asking me to remember my reading list from there. The rest of it came from a whole bunch of sources, like TVdramas that mentioned gypsies to a PBS special onChina where I saw really huge statues that made me think of the giant chess set. The rest of it was my summer camp experience growing up in Vermont. :)

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