Contact

By trhickman, January 9, 2010 9:48 am

While I try very hard to stay accessible to everyone and want to address your questions. However, because of my busy writing and creative schedule, I am not always as quick to answer as I would like to be and sometimes my schedule prohibits me from answering all inquiries. Furthermore, I often find many people are curious about the same subject at the same time.

If you have a question or comment, please contact me by one of the following methods:


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30 Responses to “Contact”

  1. Andrew Whalen says:

    Just wondering if you ever wrote a book to in the bronze canticles seires ???

  2. trhickman says:

    Absolutely … as soon as I get the website up and running you’ll be able to read all about it under my works with Laura Hickman.

  3. Kemoro says:

    I was wondering do you have books in german? a friend wants to know also how many books total have and margaret weis written together?

  4. trhickman says:

    That answer is … yes, we have most of our books available in German as well as many other languages around the globe. As to how many books total, I think a quick check of my bibliography should answer that question.

  5. Jay Gaydosh says:

    HI! First, loved the Death Gate Cycle. 2nd, I have not yet (and may not) seen the movie Avatar; however, when watching commercials on the movie, the creatures, humanoids, and mostly the floating land masses reminded me of mental pictures I had while reathing the DGC. Any chance you were calaborators on this, or is it possible you were plagerized (consciously or subconsciously.)

  6. Jay Gaydosh says:

    Sorry for the previous illiterate typing, I tend to use all 10 thumbs while typing! LOL

  7. trhickman says:

    I have not yet (and may not) seen the movie Avatar; however, when watching commercials on the movie, the creatures, humanoids, and mostly the floating land masses reminded me of mental pictures I had while reathing the DGC.

    Well, since I got my initial inspiration for the floating islands from rock music album covers in the 1970′s, I guess I really shouldn’t complain. Actually, I loved ‘Avatar’, think it is a major cinematic achievement by Cameron and would actually be flattered if he found any kernel of inspiration from my work as part of that amazing experience. Thanks, however, for watching my back!

  8. trhickman says:

    I have not yet (and may not) seen the movie Avatar; however, when watching commercials on the movie, the creatures, humanoids, and mostly the floating land masses reminded me of mental pictures I had while reathing the DGC. Any chance you were calaborators on this, or is it possible you were plagerized (consciously or subconsciously.)

    I wish! Since I got my inspiration for those floating lands from rock album covers in the 1970′s, I really have no right to complain. I found ‘Avatar’ a cinematic triumph on many levels, am a huge fan of the movie and with James Cameron only the best with his brilliant creation. If I have somehow even the smallest kernel of of inspiration to that amazing film, then I would be flattered indeed … but thanks for watching my back!

  9. trhickman says:

    I tend to use all 10 thumbs while typing!

    I see you’ve discovered my own writing secret! ;-)

  10. Jay Gaydosh says:

    It is amazing, when I put on my gloves, they look like fingers, when I type they magically transform into thumbs… big mushroom-like thumbs! LOL

    FYI: I really enjoyed browsing your faith and family pages. It never ceases to amaze me how many questions can be answered with 13 simple statements. I hope your financial situation improves enough so that your ENTIRE family can afford to get new SHOES! ;) Great photo!

    Have a great day,

    Jay

  11. Jay Gaydosh says:

    Regarding the DeathGate Cycle, I am one who normally dreams in color. (Day dream or sleeping) The way in which you and Ms Weiss worded the books of the DGC made it very easy for me to close my eyes and place myself in the bowels of the machinery underground, or in the flying ships, the Labyrinth or even in the top of the trees. I had no problem geting into each book and staying lost in the worlds you two created.

  12. Bob Spak says:

    11/26/55 was a good day to be born :)

  13. So I led a trip to GenCon 2009 with a bunch of my college buddies. Now every time I hear Lady Gaga’s ‘Poker Face’ it takes me right back – because it reminds me of ‘Raistlin Mage,’ that wonderful parody from Killer Breakfast. Any chance that will ever find its way onto the internet?

  14. trhickman says:

    Now that’s a good question! I didn’t make any videos of it other than the presentation video at the convention. Maybe I can do something for you with that!

  15. Hi Mr. Hickman.
    I love your Dragonlance books, especially those with Margaret Weis. I am writing my first book called the Ataxian Chronicles: Sheol’s phylactery.

    I grew up with Dungeons and Dragons and love the characterizations. So I have three questions: When will the Dragonlance Chronicles Omnibus be available? Where is GenCon 2010 this year, if you know. And since you’ve played dungeons and dragons longer than me, how would a lich move in your opinion? I have liches in my book and I’m curious.

    Thanks,

  16. Tim Singleton says:

    Saw an interesting article in the latest Popular Science about reprograming the immune system. The example is going after type 1 diabetes. Not quite Vcids.
    For everyone else, find a copy of Mr Hickmans ‘The Immortals’

  17. Jay Gaydosh says:

    I’ve been trying to find an answer to a JRR Tolkien question. I would guess you are more than familiar with his works ;)

    I am a big fan of the Fantasy Fiction and Midieval works. I’m working on starting the process over with Tolkien.

    I’ve seen the Ring movies, but never read the books. A few co-workes assure me that I MUST read the books to get the true story.

    I just acquired copies of the Hobbit and The Silmarillion. I know the Hobbit provides the story of Bilbo, and I discovered the Silmarillion was published by Tolkien’s son, but it provides the history of the elves in the Rings books. So here’s the non-Hickman question, which would you recommend reading 1st, The Hobbit or The Silmarillion as I prepare to delve into the the three books of the Ring?

    (I’m still working on your works.)

    Thanks,

    Jay

  18. jakub kowalski says:

    Where can i get an address for you because in school we need an address for a project we are doing? And I love your books that you wrote. Tasslehoff Burrfoot is my favorite character!! Plz answer me soon as in like the next three days!! please!!

  19. Furkan Ünal says:

    Hello,
    We are the fantasy and science fiction community of the Dokuz Eylul University in Izmir in Turkey.
    This year at 14-15-16 May we are having a convention in Izmir. We would like to see you in our convention.
    And we would like to improve our knowledge with your wisdom.

    The content of convention is:

    Role Playing Games
    Live Action Role Play Games
    Workshops
    Symposiums
    Magic the Gathering
    Costume Ball
    Munchkin
    Treasure Hunt
    Mystical Garden
    Knowledge Games
    Retailer’s Stalls
    Board Games
    BattleGround

    We would like to see the “elder” with us.

  20. andre matthes says:

    hi.
    i´m from germany, a huge fan of the death gate cycle.
    is there any chance that someone may write a prequel of dgc?
    something like “XAR-the origins”?
    if nobody wants to – i would do it.
    i´ve read the DGC now for the 4. time – anytime a pleasure..

  21. trhickman says:

    I’ll do my best with your questions, Francine;

    (1) You would need to ask Wizards of the Coast about any Dragonlance Chronicles Omnibus as they hold the copyrights; (2) Gencon 2010 will be held in August in Indianapolis, Indiana — where I hope to meet all my friends and (3) I don’t know … slowly?

    Thanks!

  22. trhickman says:

    I am so sorry that I didn’t find this sooner! I’ve been dealing with medical problems for the last few weeks. Do you still need help?

  23. trhickman says:

    May could be very short notice for my schedule but I would love to be able to come to Turkey and appear at a convention there!

  24. trhickman says:

    We actually have been discussing doing something new in the Deathgate universe — which includes new fiction. I hope to be able to report on that soon.

  25. andre matthes says:

    hello.

    something new in the DG cycle.
    thats good news and thank you for this.
    at this time, good books are getting rare about all this vampire and werewolf-fiction.
    if there is any possibility to create a new PC-game (the old one is simply too….) please push that :-) .

    andre´

  26. aloha, sorry i missed you at borderlands (had to work. i’m a unit manager at a small pysch hosp so i couldn’t refuse really). am interested in your scribes forge. i’ve written two epic fantasy novels and have generally gotten positive and at least no negative notices from the few editors left in the field yet it turns out i did something never been done in fantasy; sexual content and language but it can’t hurt to pick your minds. peter

  27. Milan Mikulášek says:

    Dear Tracy Hickmann, I have red your Requiem of stars. It´s top of all science fiction. You MUST write the next volume. Please do it. Sicerely Milan

  28. jake says:

    hi, i read the dragonlance chronicles vol. 1, 2, and 3 and fell in love with the story! a aquired also the dragonlance legeds trilogy, the war of souls trilogy, second generation, dragons of summer flame, soulforge, brothers in arms, and the lost chronicles trilogy. in what order would you recommend reading them?

  29. Christopher Stewart says:

    Hi Tracy,
    I have a problem as was looking for advice, I have a complete 124k fantasy novel, but no agent seems to want to either take it or bring it to publishers that require agents Random house Penguin Orbit, and the such like, I don’t want to publish it only in the us and I am learning disabled I need an agent and editor to help me. Could you give me a recmondation so that an agent might take it more seriously or help me in any way.
    Thank you for your time
    always “Ged” “jutter Caine” Christopher

  30. Alessandro says:

    Hello,
    i’m from italy, i think dragonlance is the best saga that i ever read. I’m a player/master of d&d, i love all the book relased for the 3.5 edition, i have them all. So i want to ask you a question, the dragonlance saga will appear in the new edition of d&d(4ed) or the “team” is intrested to work with the “new” gdr pathfinder.
    Thanks for you attention and sorry for my poor english.

    Alessandro

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