However, I’ve read extensively on the manufacture and use of swords, and I own an 18th-century Persian blade that I used to act out some scenes and make sure they made sense. I had one fencing lesson in college, and that was it. My two questions for you are: Did you have any fencing experience when you wrote Valder’s fight scenes?” It was a fun read and I eagerly awaited reading about the “clause” for the old wizard’s spell.
Tammy Dixon writes: “For Lawrence Watt-Evans: I enjoyed “The Misenchanted Sword”. Oh, and today’s entry is dedicated to Sheryl’s twins. Second, an equally big thank you to the nameless blog regular who sent me a copy of The Misenchanted Sword sometime last year, bringing the book to my attention and, ultimately, introducing me to what turned out to be an immensely enjoyable read. First a big thank you to Lawrence Watt-Evans, author of The Misenchanted Sword, December’s Book of the Month Club pick, for kindly taking the time to drop by and field our questions. Two big thank you’s to kick off today’s entry.
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