David Hoyt
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Christopher G. Nuttall:
In the afterward of Her Majesty’s Warlord you discuss the tradition, now commonly known as ‘isekai.’ Perhaps, it’s because I’m a Yank myself. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court is the book that leaps forward as the most know traveler story. It’s particularly apropos to the Schooled In universe. Hank travels to a fantastical alternate history and attempts modernize it. Wasn’t Schooled influenced by it?
Christopher G. Nuttall
Same tradition, but I never read Connecticut until afterwards
Chris
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Shauwn Knight
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Christopher G. Nuttall:
I have purchased all the school in magic books, read them, and have purchased the audiobooks from audible. To say the least I enjoy them. After reading The Artful Apprentice, and all the other books where Void would teleport in to speak with Emily; I need to read about the Lone Power. Please consider Void having his own story! We would love to know about his rise as a lone power. Can that happen?
Horhe
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Christopher G. Nuttall:
In one of the latter Ark Royal books, a character remarks that the UK alone has 200 colonist-carriers, each one carrying a hundred thousand people. Somewhere else, I read fifty thousand people. Regardless, even if a colony transport mission can take several years, that is a lot of people to haul. How many inhabitants does the UK have to afford sending off 10-20 mln every few years? PS When will we get Heirs of Cat. 4?
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