A new interview with ... yours truly.

[Teresa Edgerton]

Debbie Ledesma interviewed me for epicsff.com. Actually, parts of it come from an older interview she did for another website a few years ago, but she's updated it, including some new questions (and of course some new answers).

For those who are interested, here is the link:

http://epicsff.com/articles/06/08/madelinehowardinterview/index.php

 

[Gladestrider]

Great interview! I was very suprised to hear that the new series takes place in the same land as TGE; they feel like different worlds entirely as I suspect they were designed to be. I can't explain why but I find it strangely comforting to think of them taking place in the same land, even if a very long period of time separates them.

It was nice to see a picture as well; I don't recall ever seeing one. Now I can put a face to the name!

Jeff

 

[Teresa Edgerton]

It's an old picture, however, Jeff. I have aged immeasurably since that time.

 

[Gladestrider]

Haven't we all?

 

[Carolyn Hill]

Good interview, Teresa.

Can she change the URL for your Edgerton website? It's easier for people to remember http://teresaedgerton.com , instead of the longer version. (And, if she must use the longer version, it should at least end in index.html, not te-home.htm.)

 

[Prefx]

You know, even though I've only read The Hidden Stars, I've always suspected The Goblin Moon and The Rune of Unmaking to be set in the same world, just on the basis that you put emphasis on the moon. That seems cool to me.

Great interview, by the way.

 

[GOLLUM]

Good news for me as I've read "Rune" and thanks to Teresa have a German translation of Goblin Moon, which I hope to tackle before the end of the year.

I concur with my fellow members, interesting interview.

 

[Rosemary]

A very interesting and enlightening interview, thank you.

I must admit I have yet to read any of your books but I shall be adding your name to the list of 'books to read' pile...