Kellen Darcy

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About Kellen Darcy
Kellen Darcy lives in Washington, DC, and drank entirely too much coffee before trying to write this bio and now has no idea what he should write. He would like to tell you about his cat, but he's also afraid that thinking about the cat will attract his attention and he won't be able to get any work done before the caffeine wears off. He wrote his first epic fantasy book in junior high with a few friends, and every time he thinks about it he's glad he lost it years ago during move.
He's into camping, hiking, reading, and electronics, although he thinks collecting all of the paraphernalia for those and other hobbies is almost as fun. He's been friends with his coauthor K.C. Winters for almost two decades, and he's never been happier his name comes first alphabetically.
He's into camping, hiking, reading, and electronics, although he thinks collecting all of the paraphernalia for those and other hobbies is almost as fun. He's been friends with his coauthor K.C. Winters for almost two decades, and he's never been happier his name comes first alphabetically.
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Blog postNow that I’ve finished both The Belgariad and The Mallorean, I figured it was time to finally finish both Belgarath the Sorcerer and Polgara the Sorceress. The novel is, for the most part, told in first person, that person being Belgarath, who begins his life as a young boy named Garath. As it goes on,… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: Belgarath the Sorcerer (by David and Leigh Eddings) →5 months ago Read more
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Blog postAnd so at last we come to the conclusion of David Eddings’ magnificent The Mallorean, in which the Child of Dark and the Child of Light finally come together and Cyradis, the Seeress of Kell, makes her fateful decision about which one will prevail. It probably goes without saying that she comes down firmly on… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: “The Seeress of Kell (by David Eddings) →5 months ago Read more
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Blog postWe’ve now come to the penultimate volume in The Mallorean, and things have begun to reach a crescendo. Garion and company have to increasingly confront the perils of prophecy as they grow closer to the moment foretold for eons, when Cyradis the Seer will have to make a dreadful choice between the Child of Dark… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: “Sorceress of Darshiva” (by David Eddings) →5 months ago Read more
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Blog postI’ve been a bit behind in updating y’all with my readings of David Eddings’ Mallorean, but rest assured I’m back at it. I’ve now finished Demon Lord of Karanda, the third volume in the series, in which Garion and company continue on their quest to track down Zandramas, the sorceress who has kidnapped Garion’s son… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: “Demon Lord of Karanda” (by David Eddings) →5 months ago Read more
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Blog postKing of the Murgos, the second book of David Eddings’ sries The Mallorean, picks up where the previous volume ended. Garion and company are now on the trail of the mysterious figure known as Zandramas. They make a few stops in some of the already-established locales–including Tolnedra and Nyissa–before meeting Urgit, the new King of… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: “King of the Murgos” (by David Eddings) →5 months ago Read more
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Blog postHaving finished The Belgariad, I decided to jump run into the sequel series, The Mallorean, beginning of course with Guardians of the West. There’s a lot to love about this novel. It manages to recapture some of the breathless action of the several books in The Belgariad, while also striking on its own. The plot… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: “Guardians of the West” (by David Eddings) →6 months ago Read more
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Blog postAnd so at last we come to the concluding volume of David Eddings’ Belgariad. It’s been a wild ride, and as I’ve gone through my re-reading of this series, I’ve been astonished again and again at how very quickly I’ve made my way through them. There’s just something compulsively readable about this series, something that… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: “Enchanter’s Endgame” (by David Eddings) →6 months ago Read more
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Blog postAnd so we come at last to Castle of Wizardry, the next-to-last volume in David Eddings’ magnificent epic The Belgariad. Fleeing from the ruins of the Murgo fortress, the company eventually comes to the island of Riva, where Garion claims both the Orb and the throne. In assuming the throne of Riva, Garion has now… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: “Castle of Wizardry” (by David Eddings) →6 months ago Read more
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Blog postMatters continue to race forward in Magician’s Gambit, the third volume in David Eddings’ magnificent Belgariad. The company is drawing closer to the place where the sinister Grolim Ctuchik has hidden the Orb of Aldur, and along the way they encounter both the desolate land of Maragor, site of the horrific genocide that exterminated the… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: “Magician’s Gambit” (by David Eddings) →6 months ago Read more
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Blog postQueen of Sorcery picks up where Pawn of Prophecy left off. Garion is still in the company of the sorcerer Belgarath and his daughter Polgara, as well as sundry other characters, including several new additions, most notably C’Nendra, the daughter of the Emperor of Tolendra who joins them after she runs away from home. As… Continue reading Fantasy Classics: Queen of Sorcery (by David Eddings) →6 months ago Read more
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