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Cwej: Springs Eternal - Sean Dillon Interview
We end this round of Cwej: Springs Eternal interviews with Sean Dillon. Check out the interview for fascinating reveals, and get to know Sea
We end this round of Cwej: Springs Eternal interviews with Sean Dillon. Check out the interview for fascinating reveals, and get to know Sean in the process!
Across the American Midwest, two travelers encountered strange creatures called cryptids. Now an investigative team looks into this mysterious case. In our new book trailer mockumentary, learn all about this journey in: Cwej and the Cryptids! Coming soon. Directed, edited, and co-writern by @thebastardofgold Co-written by @tardistogongen
Heya!
So I have a friend who has been reading the VNAs. They haven't really been interested in Chris as a character, but they're obsessed with Roz.
So they're very exited about the announcement of Springs Eternal, but they haven't read any of the Cwej series thusfar. I have been reading and enjoying Cwej, but I'm a bit behind in the series (just finished The Miadas Touch), and obviously haven't read Springs Eternal on account of it not having come out yet.
So my question is such: Will Springs Eternal be a good jumping-on point? Or are there other specific books my friend should read first? They have a general understanding of what the series is since I've infodumped about it a couple times so they have, like. Loose context. I can explain what Chris, Larles, and Kwol's general deals are, that sort of thing.
Hello! This is a great question. I would personally say that as long as your friend reads Lungbarrow by Loomlight, including the summary of Cwej: The Series major events at the beginning of the novel, they will have all the information they need to read Springs Eternal. So no, Springs Eternal isn't the best jumping-on point, but Lungbarrow by Loomlight probably would be.
ROZ FORRESTER RETURNS!
Cwej: Seasons begins with Springs Eternal, a collection of five stories featuring Chris Cwej and… his dearly departed partner, Roz? How has she returned? What will this mean for Cwej? Find out in Springs Eternal!
Available now.
EBook: https://payhip.com/b/E7Y9y Print Book UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0H2DXV2H9 Print Book US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H2DXV2H9 Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/cwej-gerard-power/1150158453
There are many tales told around the House of Lungbarrow. Some whispered by its hearths. Here is one. You can learn about the new novel Lung
There are many stories that have been told in the House of Lungbarrow. Here is one, A Time-Eyed Tale: The Curse of the Mountain King by Tomoko M. Banks.
This survived draft-after-draft before being cut; I’m so glad Tomoko decided to release it. This is still very much worth the read (especially if you enjoyed the lore-building of Lungbarrow by Loomlight).
There are many tales told around the House of Lungbarrow. Some whispered by its hearths. Here is one. You can learn about the new novel Lung
There are many stories that have been told in the House of Lungbarrow. Here is one, A Time-Eyed Tale: The Curse of the Mountain King by Tomoko M. Banks.
Lungbarrow by Loomlight variant covers!
We here at Arcbeatle Press previously announced that Lungbarrow by Loomlight would be the first of the Cwej series to get two variant covers. Now, at last, you can choose between the two wonderful cover artworks, by Fred Gambino and Ryan Rigby!
Cover A: https://a.co/d/07YKcrSz Cover B: https://a.co/d/0hYDXXH0
Who is your favorite founder of the Base of Operations?
Urizen
Peylix
The Other
The Technolodger
Thremix is also here!
Happy Easter from Cwej and Arcbeatle Press! If you've never read Cwej before, you can start here! It's a brand new fresh adventure, so welco
Unsure where to start with Cwej's Adventures? Feeling like you're dropping into a whole world of secrets to decode, and you can't keep up? Don't worry! We got you. Start here, with Shutter Speed, a story written as a fresh introduction to the series!
Big week for preHartnell fans
Can’t remember how connected the loom and house actually were in Lungbarrow, but either way, big fan of the whole the loom is keeping the house alive thing here
every once in a while someone will come along and make the Doctor’s backstory just that bit more horrific
Doctor Who AU where nothing is different except every time the Doctor encounters Omega, Sexyback by Justin Timberlake plays. only Omega can hear it. it drives him fucking crazy.
Finally got to read Lungbarrow by Loomlight. I've been beating the Drum for Cwej for a long time now and it's great to see everyone so excited about it. This is it. This is our Virgin New Adventures, our Eighth Doctor Adventures. This is where the future of Doctor Who is being crafted. It's a secret wilderness era that snuck up on us.
The way Tomoko M Banks reframes the other, and all of the Marc Platt lore into the modern era is frankly incredible. With this book, the parts of Doctor Who that have all the creative freedoms are catapulted into the future.
You get so much with this novel. Its jam packed in a good way. There's even a bonus short story after the book by Wylder, and its fucking great. Lungbarrow by Loomlight isn't my favorite part of Cwej, but it's maybe the most essential part. People will be talking about this book years from now. Read it.
Welcome to the wilderness. It's nice here, isn't it?
Riolu fought a Skuntank (He won)
The original Pokémon anime with Ash Ketchum is nearly 30 years-old, but the modern adventures with Liko and Roy may be even better.
The pokemon anime rebooted after over 1000 episodes, with a new protagonist and a new style. So why did it make the changes it did?
Our own James Wylder has been writing for CBR, and this is a fun piece they wrote comparing the new and old Pokémon anime!
The mirror tells no lies... Harry Gibson, the model for the mysterious Mirror-servant has put together a short webcast celebrating Cwej: Lungbarrow by Loomlight!
“And you will obey me…”
"Funny, you should be so sleepy, so early in the morning"
