Deryni Catch-up

[scarfman]

I'm rereading King Kelson's Bride. That is, I don't recall reading it before, but it's eight years old and sitting there on our shelf - I must have. (I don't remember The Bastard Prince too well either, but I remember borrowing it from the library and I do remember a bit from the end so I must've read it.) I imagine this one has subsequentquels by now, right? What are the titles? Thanks.

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[kiri-l.livejournal.com]

Katherine has decided to let Kelson and Araxie be for a few years. =) [to kinda get to know each other *giggle*

She's working on Morgan's Childhood there are two in that trilogy now (the third coming out next year I think) and there's been a re-release of the first trilogy in hardcover - you can find my name in the front of those *ok occasionally I ring my own bell*)

Did you want the entire listing of all novels in sequence? *preparing to rip out the listing*

*your local Deryni webmistress*

[scarfman]

She's working on Morgan's Childhood there are two in that trilogy now

All right. I knew she had that one in planning but I wo'nta thought she'da broke up one trilogy with another. What are the Childe Morgan trilogy titles?

Did you want the entire listing of all novels in sequence?

No thanks - I have most of them through 2000 (lacking only the ones socked in the basement with the books what got waterdamaged in storage in 2003) on a shelf just across the room and could probably recite them in chronological or publication order myself.

The Childe Morgan Trilogy

[kiri-l.livejournal.com]

* In the King's Service (2004)
--- Summer 1082 – November 1091: Donal Blaine Haldane seeks a Deryni protector for his sons.
* Childe Morgan (2006)
--- December 1093 - March 1096: Kenneth and Alyce Morgan prepare their son Alaric for his future role.
* Title not officially announced (possibly 2009)

and the 30th anniversary editions were planned before Childe Morgan so it isn't really a breaking up. =)

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[scarfman]

No, I didn't mean breaking into Morgan for the anniversary, I meant breaking into Kelson and Araxie for Morgan.

Re: The Childe Morgan Trilogy

[kiri-l.livejournal.com]

She didn't. Kelson and Araxie were written then she went onto writing Morgan. which she's been planning for years.

Re: The Childe Morgan Trilogy

[scarfman]

Perhaps we're talking at cross purposes. I proceeded from the assumption that King Kelson's Bride is part one of a trilogy (this seems a reasonable assumption to me, since every other Deryni novel ever has been part of a trilogy) whose other two parts, I inferred from your first comment, have been back-burnered while Kurtz works on the Childe Morgan novels. Did I misinfer? Is King Kelson's Bride rather to be one in a series? Or were there two other novels in a Kelson's Bride trilogy before the Childe Morgan trilogy began appearing, and if so what are their titles kthx?

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[kiri-l.livejournal.com]

AHA! At this point King Kelson's Bride is a stand alone. Eventually she may pick it up and make it a trilogy (as with the rest) but for now.. it just wraps up the story that ends with Quest for Saint Camber.

let me add to this.

I think she will from her own comments. However she also "plans" to write a few other novels in the Deryni-verse including the hotly anticipated Orin and Jodotha book(s) and a few others. So it could be a while. She's also recently moved back to the states and is still getting settled. =)