Jane Lindskold
There is no specific wolf who was my model for Blind Seer. Blind Seer is a very rare wolf in that he has blue eyes. Despite what you may hear, wolves do -- rarely -- actually have blue eyes. (I've read this in more than one scientific source.) But let me stress... The color is very rare. That's why Blind Seer's family thought he was blind.
While I didn't have a specific model for Blind Seer, cover artist Julie Bell became so interested in doing wolf art that she would go to a wildlife sanctuary near where she lived so that she could sketch the wolves. I believe she had a specific wolf she used as her model for Blind Seer. Cool, right?
While I didn't have a specific model for Blind Seer, cover artist Julie Bell became so interested in doing wolf art that she would go to a wildlife sanctuary near where she lived so that she could sketch the wolves. I believe she had a specific wolf she used as her model for Blind Seer. Cool, right?
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Megalion
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Jane Lindskold:
Will there be more to the Artemis series? I really love it and am thankful you addressed in another question why the Kindle versions disappeared. I hope you are able to get them back up. And with a third book! I found you through the Firekeeper series which I've re-read several times and am now excited to do it again with the new books!
Andrew
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Jane Lindskold:
Hi Jane I’m a David Weber fan and I’ve read the 2 books you published with him. I really like his treecats. I like the sound of Artemis Awakening, but it’s not being offered in Kindle form. As I live in Australia and books tend to be expensive compared to the US or other places. Is there a reason?
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