Brenner’s been around for a long time. So have his books.

Originally published by DAW in the late ’80s to mid-90s, Brenner’s series of novels, The Dance of Gods, managed to find a core of dedicated fans. Unfortunately the volume of them just wasn’t enough for DAW to keep the novels in print. Fast forward several years, through the advent of the Internet, and Brenner decided it was time to give the novels another chance.

A Good friend of this blog, Chris the Book Swede, liked the first novel:

So what went wrong?
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Browsing the Subterranean Press web site (and Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist), I ran across some more artwork for the upcoming special addition of Steven Erikson’s Gardens of the Moon.

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There are a few problems, foremost among them the fact that Quick Ben and Kalam should have darker skin, but it’s a killer image nonetheless! Komarck, the artist, is quickly cementing himself as one of my favourite fantasy artists working today, Erikson sure made a good decision.

Pat also reports that “The other two sketches which were submitted to [Subterranean Press’s] Bill were of the rising of Tool, and the scene in which Quick Ben and Kalam spy on the Tiste Andii from the rooftops.”

You can find Komarck’s web site HERE.