Jacqueline Carey Interview on 25 Years of Kushiel’s Dart
Jacqueline Carey interview on Kushiel’s Dart, building Terre d’Ange, writing Phèdre, and celebrating 25 years. Plus the launch of our Kushiel’s Legacy readalong.
I have been reading Jacqueline Carey since before I worked up the nerve to start Kushiel’s Dart, and I have interviewed her twice, in 2012 and again for the 25th anniversary. This is everything Jacqueline Carey on Under the Covers: my reviews of Kushiel’s Legacy and the Agent of Hel series, the interviews, and our eadalong. Honest takes from someone who has spent a long time in her worlds. Find other must read authors from Under the Covers.
Jacqueline Carey interview on Kushiel’s Dart, building Terre d’Ange, writing Phèdre, and celebrating 25 years. Plus the launch of our Kushiel’s Legacy readalong.
A guided, chapter-by-chapter Kushiel’s Legacy readalong, the fantasy classic by Jacqueline Carey. Join the conversation. Sign up here.
The complete Kushiel’s Legacy reading order: the Phèdre Trilogy, Imriel Trilogy, Moirin Trilogy, Cassiel’s Servant, and how they all connect. Where to start.
My review of Kushiel’s Justice by Jacqueline Carey, book 5 of Kushiel’s Legacy and the second Imriel book. He grows up, and I liked it more than the first.
My review of Kushiel’s Scion by Jacqueline Carey, the start of the Imriel trilogy and book 4 of Kushiel’s Legacy. A new narrator, the same lush world.
My review of Kushiel’s Avatar by Jacqueline Carey, the finale of Phèdre’s trilogy. The hardest book to read, and the most rewarding. A perfect ending.
My review of Kushiel’s Chosen by Jacqueline Carey, book two of Kushiel’s Legacy. More intrigue, more loss, and not one wasted word. My honest take.
My honest review of Kushiel’s Dart by Jacqueline Carey. Yes it is long, and yes it is worth it. Epic fantasy, intrigue, and a heroine I loved.
My review of Poison Fruit by Jacqueline Carey, the Agent of Hel finale. A thrilling, couldn’t-put-it-down ending that sticks the landing for Daisy Johanssen.
My review of Autumn Bones by Jacqueline Carey, book two of the Agent of Hel series. A twistier, even better sequel, and Daisy is one of my favorite heroines.