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    What Dreams May Come: The Future of Ethshar Yes, it has a future. I just don't know exactly what it is. The serial format seems to have run its course -- the last one was not a success. I'm still writing anyway, and will probably be staying with Wildside Press for at least another book or two.

    I had hoped to maybe relaunch the series from a major publisher as YA "young adult" , aimed at teenagers, but that doesn't seem to have worked out. One thing about e-books -- the pressures that force paper books toward certain sizes aren't there. E-books can be any length. This means I can be pretty flexible. Wildside Press is fine with short books, too. I'm also thinking about printing up maps -- maybe as posters, maybe in an atlas or guidebook of some sort.

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    Tales of Ethshar is a collection of all the short Ethshar fiction to date. I hadn't originally intended to write short Ethshar stories -- but I hadn't particularly decided . There are, as of right now, fourteen published Ethshar novels and eleven short pieces. All the short Ethshar stories to date have now been collected in a single.

    That's all still vague, though. If you're wondering about that map in the logo at the top of the page -- well, that's a portion of the original map of Ethshar that I drew more than forty years ago, long before I knew that I would ever actually write stories set there. There are several much more detailed maps that I worked up later and used for reference while creating the stories, but I thought that one would be appropriate here for its historic value. I invite comment on this site, either by e-mail , or on my Facebook page , or on one of my blogs: What am I doing wrong?