Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
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  • Mood: excited
  • Music: Talis Kimberley, "Uffington Hill."

Question time! Because Toby trivia is fun.

It's been a while since we've done this, and with A Red-Rose Chain coming up, I figure it's time to once again offer to answer your questions about the world. So...

I will make ten blog posts detailing aspects of Toby's universe. Ask me anything! I will not answer every question, but will select the questions that I think are the most interesting/fun/relevant, and will detail them to my heart's content. There's a lot to learn and know, and asking loses you nothing. Remember that nothing I answer here is full canon until it appears in a book: I will always reserve the right to change things if the series shifts between now and then.

Leave your questions on this post. I'm declaring comment-reply amnesty for any that I choose not to answer this time, since otherwise, my wee head may explode.

Game on!
Tags: continuity checking, toby daye
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Fae (& mortal) geography, continued

djonn

August 17 2015, 00:27:33 UTC 1 year ago

There's been some mention of this in the books, but it's been relatively sporadic, and a brief general discussion in one of the prior rounds, but here's a question that I hope dodges spoiler issues:

Looking at mortal maps rather than the fae equivalents, where in North America would we find the dozen or so most concentrated areas of significant fae/mortal interaction and cross-traffic between the realms? Greater San Francisco (bleeding into northern California) is clearly one such, and we've seen hints about some others, but I'd be interested to know whether any sort of catalogue or field guide has been compiled on the subject (not by the Prices, obviously, or at least not *those* Prices, that being a whole other universe). And if there is in fact a Laughing Planet Guidebook To Fae Culture in North America, a quick pass through the highlights would be both enlightening and entertaining.

RE: Fae (& mortal) geography, continued

bree_ramsey314

August 17 2015, 04:30:08 UTC 1 year ago

I have it on good authority that there's a large concentration here in Central Florida, in the Kissimmee/Orlando area. They've got a big castle and everything!