Tuf Is Coming… Back
Long before I ever dreamed of Westeros, I had another setting I returned to again and again and again in a long series of short stories, novelettes, novellas, and even one novel (DYING OF THE LIGHT). The Thousand Worlds stories spanned centuries and light years and had their own cast of heroes, villains, legends, and colorful characters… none of them more colorful than the trader (and ecological engineer) Haviland Tuf, the protagonist of a long series of stories I collected together in the fix...
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Aug 11, 2021 04:40AM
That's cool, loved Tuf Voyaging and really liked The Thousand Worlds setting. Stopped watching Nightflyer after the first episode because they changed it to a few decades into the future with no aliens.
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I love Tuf Voyaging and pretty much all of the Thousand World stories.
I love Tuf and his voyages. I especially enjoyed The Plague Star as well as A Beast for Norn. Can't wait to see what you'll do with the world.
I was really ready to get excited over a new Tuf short story (despite WoW) - but what are we supposed to get enthusiastic about? Another adaptation-.- We've had enough of those, really, tons of mediocre stuff. This one picture is all I need to know about that comic...
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