Steerpike

I noted a few difference. Hard to put my thumb on exactly what they were. I felt that the prose was more archaic. I think it stems from the dialogue itself. As to the "lean" writing style, yes, he seems to be less focused on description and more on the exchange between characters.

Steer, I just started reading Forge of Darkness and I came across the scene that contains your quote. I put of reading Steven Erikson for the exact feeling I had after completing that scene. A mix of wonder, apprehension and envy. The guy is a genius and he seems to break all the rules that are often espoused here.

Congrats on making Dark Lord!:D
(I'm not entirely sure if a smiley face is appropriate with regards to your new title, but oh well...)

Thanks, my friend. I will be safe...the same goes for you!

When you have time, check this out
Super Office Space - YouTube

Apparently I can't send more than 6 PM's per hour..so have a great evening! talk to you soon!

Never played Resident Evil? There's many who haven't. Oh well...perhaps you can Google them...give your opinion on who's hotter?

Check the top 10 tv shows post....

Let's just wait until you have something you're comfortable with. In the interim, I'll start developing Steerpike. But before I do, any preference on race, alignment, etc?

You got it. Where can I find this short story? I'd like your input as this character will be a major supporting cast member.

Rogue it is then. Thief or Assassin? A combination of the two?

I forgot to thank you for letting me use your name for a character (even though it's from another writer). I really appreciate it. If you were a character in another writer's stories, what would you prefer to be? By that I mean (to use the ol' D&D lingo) race, class, alignment, etc.?