the one with the wad in it? Or at least the one he wants to think had wad in it?
Actually the names aren't that difficult - and I'm someone who's also often tripped up by names, particularly in the fantasy genre
My first book is free this weekend.
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the one with the wad in it? Or at least the one he wants to think had wad in it?
Actually the names aren't that difficult - and I'm someone who's also often tripped up by names, particularly in the fantasy genre
Edgewriter
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LOL at "wad". It doesn't have wad in it, but I have heard people, including my brother pronounce it that way. It is Ewzad, which has the vowel sounds of you sad.
The point I was making earlier though is that it doesn't matter how I think it should be pronounced. Whatever you come up with is correct for you and becomes the character for you when you read. This is one of the things I was nervous about when releasing an audiobook. When the narrator reads the character names different than a reader is used to, will it bother them? I feel that way sometimes when I watch a movie for a book I read. It was that way for a few names in Game of Thrones for me.
I read Eye of the Moonrat.
I liked the book, it was enjoyable.
I'll recommend it to the people I know that enjoy fantasy books.
Thanks for giving lazy cheapskates like me a chance to begin the series.
I'll look up the rest of the series as I have time, and pass the word along on the series.
~TM
I liked the book, it was enjoyable.
I'll recommend it to the people I know that enjoy fantasy books.
Thanks for giving lazy cheapskates like me a chance to begin the series.
I'll look up the rest of the series as I have time, and pass the word along on the series.
~TM
