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With thanks once more to Brian, I have now begun a blog on my website. If you want to keep up to date with my trials, tribulations, and outrageous fun as I set off into the unknown with The Dragon Orb series, then you might like to add this to your favourites - Mark Robson’s Blog :)

But I have a complaint about Imperial Spy. Not about the way it was written, I loved the story itself. It's just that you gave away an important plot point before the story had even started. I mean, why? Why would you do that? I spent the whole book thimking, so when's this trial then? And why...

Imperial Spy- Mark Robson: Book Review Spoilers!!!!!!!!!!! Darker, Smarter, Faster- this is the easiest way to describe the first book in Robson's latest Imperial Series. I was stunned by his first series, The Darkweaver, but to even begin to compare the two is impossible. Understand from the...

The Darkweaver series- Book Review The irony of first discovering the Darkweaver Series is that when I walked into my local Waterstones, I didn't spare a second glance for Mark Robson, who seems to be visiting Swindon to do book signing. I'd never heard of him, and for someone like myself...

The Darkweaver series- Book Review The irony of first discovering the Darkweaver Series is that when I walked into my local Waterstones, I didn't spare a second glance for Mark Robson, who seems to be visiting Swindon to do book signing. I'd never heard of him, and for someone like myself that...

Whos your favirote character, any series by Mark. Mine has to be Shalidar, his arrogance is great, and I really like the idea of a rouge assain diobeying his boss. What about you guys?

Well, its something to think about anyway. The books were all great in different ways. I enjoyed all of them: The Forging Of The Sword: Because it introduces the main characters, often in a memorable way. The prophecy, and some other comments that I had to keep going back to while reading the...

I was just wondering who prefers the Darkweaver Legace and who prefers the Imperial Series and why. I'll start, I prefer the Darkweaver Legacy, because I like all the characters as they are cool.

Any tips for entering a competition, (a short story named the silver chalice)?

As I suspected, first in the queue is Dwndrgn here at Chronicles - thanks for that. :) You can find Dwndrgn's review at: http://www.chronicles-network.com/forum/33369-imperial-assassin-mark-robson.html#post750350 If anyone spots any others around the web during the coming weeks, please do...

Imperial Assassin by Mark Robson Robson continues the story he began in Imperial Spy, only this time Reynik the young Legionnaire is the main character and Femke is back to being a secondary character. This is the story of the clash between the 600 year old Guild of Assassins and the newly...

Mark Robson is one of the most enthusiastic, charismatic speakers I have ever heard. This morning at the Cheltenham Literary festival an hour's lecture went by in what seemed like moments. He began by addressing his talk to the children in the audience to which I gave an inner groan and...

OK, where is everyone? Oh, the store's not open yet! You're all forgiven then. :)

The final Imperial book now has a cover image. It still has all the lettering to put in place, but I thought you might like a taste of what's to come. Here's the raw image to give you a feeling of what the cover will look like. Once again, Geoff Taylor has managed to capture the imagery in...

Re: Terms of Use HELLO I really like the darkweaver books they are great :)

You spend years writing a book... and then someone finishes it in a matter of days :( Still, look at it this way, only one person writes it (technically). But thousands, if not more, will read it! Sounds worthwhile to me, regardless of the reading time or the demands of the instant...

Hey, Mark. I see you are having The Chalice published in an anthology this November.(you are that Mark Robson, right?;) ) Ian Watson put an ad on my husband's 'zine, afterburnsf. I was surprised to see your name mentioned among the contributors - needless to say I'm going to have to reserve a...

Mark, I note on your super-duper new website (which looks great, by the way) that you and a stellar battalion of other authors are doing a signing at Heffers in Cambridge on the 2nd November. Just wondering, is that the shop at the Grafton Centre, or the one in Trinity Street? Only it would be a...

No doubt I shall be name-dropping like mad tomorrow, so if I'm totally insufferable, just put me back in my box, would you? I'll be leaving for London in a couple of hours to attend the Programme Opening Event for the Cheltenham Literary Festival, hosted by the Festival Artistic Director and the...

With many thanks to Brian I now have a bright, spangly-looking new website at www.markrobsonauthor.com As is only appropriate, this place features as my official forum and there will shortly be links to other authors' sites with whom I have some connection (either through Chronicles, or who...