The Inheritance Cycle is a coming-of-age story filled with fleeting love, will they/won’t they moments, and broken hearts, leaving fans simultaneously swooning and crying. Since the series’ conclusion in 2011, Christopher has revealed a wealth of new information (highlighted in red) about the motives behind many of our favorite couples, their lives after the defeat
We’re in search of fan fiction authors, fan artists, and roleplayers to contribute their stories/journeys to be used in articles on the Paolini family’s official website, Paolini.net! These articles will explore the vibrant Inheritance Cycle creator communities, highlighting works as well as sharing fan stories and perspectives. We’ll be soliciting contributions from members of the
Inheritance Cycle readers have been clamoring for years for a graphic novel adaptation of the series, and thanks to one talented fan, we’re able to read the entire prologue in comic/graphic novel form! As the opening to the series, “Shade of Fear” has stuck with many of us as one of the best scenes in
Let’s face it: we’ve all daydreamed about owning our own dragon. The scene in which Eragon finds Saphira’s egg inspired many of us to long for our own dragon egg discovery adventure. Thanks to an incredible and easy dragon egg art project, you can now create your own! You choose the size and color and
For our final article on one of our new favorite books, Runebinder, we’ve invited author Alex R. Khaler to write a guest post on the incredible elemental magic system found in his books. Earlier in the week, we told you why we love Runebinder and why you will too, and revealed the cover and an
Yesterday we recommended one of our new favorite books, Runebinder by Alex R. Kahler. Why do we love it? Its epic elemental magic system is a fusion of Avatar: The Last Airbender and the Ancient Language’s physical capability limitations, mixed with some elemental and emotional links to chakras! As if that isn’t cool enough, the action in this
In our ongoing effort to find books to occupy our time while we (im)patiently await Book 5, we came across Runebinder, an incredible read that quickly made its way onto our list of favorites! It isn’t often that we come across a magic system that truly stands out from the rest, but this book has
Women kick butt! We could end our discussion on why strong female characters matter in fantasy with this undeniable fact… but why not dissect it further?
Christopher Paolini, through his official website, recently released a new interview with Seraphina and Tess of the Road author Rachel Hartman. Paolini.net describes the interview as a conversation between the two writers who “discuss the challenges of telling and editing this particular story, the coolness of dragons, and the familial complexities explored in the pages of Rachel’s newest novel.”
It’s been a while since the last update from Christopher on the progress of his scifi novel, referred to by the author as #TSiaSoS (a code-name, not the final title!). Today, Christopher took to his official blog to discuss where things stand with the project! The biggest news is that Christopher is working on another
