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Catherine has up a facebook album of action shots from the Pan-Demish Tournament staged at the launch for Part 5: Far Arena, Jul 2, 2009, at the Prince George Public Library.

Labels: Book Launch, Catherine T. Vogt, Part 5: Far Arena

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Now and then I just have to share Catherine's comments on facebook, especially when she's reading a book. I've also enjoyed text messages from Krysia as she reads through Part 5: Far Arena, but those are harder to snip and show. :-)

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Catherine posted this to her ORU stuff page on facebook with the following comment:

"I finally got enough of a mental pic of Amel to be able to draw him last night. It's from Far Arena when Alka lands on him, when he's wearing the blue t-shirt and shorts. He's on Rire on the common grass."

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Catherine T. Vogt posted this update of the hearths of Fountain Court on facebook on an ORU stuff page. It shows the period circum Part 5: Far Arena. Catherine attends Saturday morning readings, where she's been exposed to draft passages of Part 6: Avim's Oath. The problematic hearths are Gold and Lilac/Blue Hearths. After Part 3: Pretenders, the question of who has what title among the Golden Demish gets thorny - Ev'rel and D'Therd stick handle things. But D'Therd's wife, Tara'n'eel (also D'Ander's half-sister) is the figure head. There's resistance to the idea from the Vestas, as plays out in Part 6: Avim's Oath and was glimpsed in the cranky behavior of Princess Chandra in Part 4: Throne Price. But this is how things stand after Part 4: Throne Price and before the end of Part 6: Avim's Oath.

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