Across the Wall

The collection spans different characters and settings, so I'm curious about what guided his choices—were these stories written over years or crafted specifically for this book?

The tales expanded on the magic and characters I love, but some also introduced new elements. I wonder if readers who haven't read the series will enjoy these stories equally.

Many tales explore difficult choices and gray areas. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate focus to challenge traditional fantasy hero tropes or if it evolved naturally.