[Dragaera] Seven Wizards mentioned...

[A.S. Zanoni]

dragaera-request at dragaera.info wrote:

> Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 15:52:03 -0500
> From: David Dyer-Bennet <dd-b at dd-b.net>
> Subject: Re: [Dragaera] a theory
>
> Scott Schultz wrote:
>> My impression of the Seven Wizards is that it's a book of philosophy. 
>> Understanding it is one of the steps on the road to understanding the nature 
>> of reality.
>>   
> I can't quite tell if people have read the stuff on this in Lyorn 
> records and are assuming it as background, or if nobody has noticed yet.
> 
> I believe the Book was referred to in works by other authors as well; or 
> at least was supposed to be.
> 
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Unless Steve or someone else beat me to it...  Yes, you're right, DDB. 
I didn't notice it the first umpteenth times I read anything.

I saw Seven Wizards in something Pamela wrote.  But I don't remember 
which book it was.  Probably not _The Dubious Hills_ because I re-read 
that recently.  Feels like it was something Ted read in the Fairchild 
castle; failing that, Ruth located it in the library or it was mentioned 
in Heathwell [Heathwill?] Library.

I remember seeing Seven Wizards mentioned in one of Emma's books too. 
Logically it seems like it'd be _War for the Oaks_ but I don't think it 
actually was.  I say _Bonedancer_ or _Falcon_.

Steve says it was a game for all of 'em to mention it somewhere.

Can't say where Kara put it for sure.  I'd bet the Sagamore books.

No solid wagers for Will nor Patricia.  I haven't read _Witch Blood_, so 
that's probably the place, but _Cats Have No Lord_ is very very likely. 
  If Patricia slide it into her dragon books, I would be very unsurprised.

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