For some it is the soaring eagle that leads, for others a dark-dwelling mole...
— The Wolves of Time Volume 2: Seekers
at the WulfRock
by William Horwood
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Monday, February 1, 2010
More links and information about Hyddenworld, including linking to the publisher's excerpt from Hyddenworld: Spring.
Various small additions to Tales of the Willows.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Added to the publisher and bookseller links for Hyddenworld. Hyddenworld: Spring is due to be published in a couple of weeks, on February 5th.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Noted that Duncton Wood was nominated for Best Fantasy Novel in the Locus Awards of 1981.
Various small adjustments and additions to information about William Horwood.
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