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The High King, Chapter 3 – The Prophecy

Taran urges Gwydion to let him ride after Achren, who has departed on one of Rhun’s horses. Gwydion doesn’t really say no, but says that he can’t delay his own quest to protect Achren, though there is “no safety for her beyond Caer Dallben.” He …

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June 1, 2017March 14, 2026 By Alicia Brown

The High King, Chapter 2 – The Letter Sticks

Achren says that Arawn can’t leave Annuvin in his true form, but fortunately for him, he has the ability to assume any form he wishes, such as appearing as Taran in order to entrap Gwydion. Well, that’s convenient! There’s a catch, though – when he’s …

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May 23, 2017March 14, 2026 By Alicia Brown

The High King, Chapter 1 – Homecomings

This is it, friends – the final book in the Prydain series! The High King opens pretty much right where Taran Wanderer leaves off, with Taran and Gurgi traveling home to Caer Dallben from Commot Merin. They’ve stopped to camp for the night, when suddenly, …

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May 14, 2017March 14, 2026 By Alicia Brown

The Story So Far…

(Or: How to Recap Four Books in Only Two Years) When I started this blog back in 2013, one of my challenges was finding topics to write about on a regular basis. Obviously, blogs are only worthwhile if they’re being updated frequently, and any writer …

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April 9, 2017March 14, 2026 By Alicia Brown

Taran Wanderer, Chapter 20 – The Spoilers – and Chapter 21 – The Mirror

The next day, Taran and Gurgi travel to the neighboring commot, with Annlaw’s wares loaded on Melynlas and Gurgi’s pony. (Does Gurgi’s pony have a name?) Arriving at Commot Isav, they see a group of men with tight faces, one of whom – Drudwas – …

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1 Comment on Taran Wanderer, Chapter 20 – The Spoilers – and Chapter 21 – The MirrorApril 2, 2017March 14, 2026 By Alicia Brown

Taran Wanderer, Chapter 19 – The Potter’s Wheel

The friendly old man invites Taran and Gurgi to come back to his home for some horse brutality – hospitality, that is. Taran offers to carry his buckets of clay for him, but soon finds the yoke unbearably heavy, and the old man has to …

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March 17, 2017February 20, 2026 By Alicia Brown

Taran Wanderer, Chapter 18 – The Free Commots

Taran and Gurgi journey on into the Free Commots, where Taran continues to introduce himself only as “Taran Wanderer” and is glad that no one presses him for more information. He finds a smith named Hevydd laboring at his forge, and asks to be taught …

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March 5, 2017February 20, 2026 By Alicia Brown

Taran Wanderer, Chapter 17 – The Weir

Were you waiting with bated breath to find out if Taran goes to the river with Llonio to check his nets? Well, the answer is yes. Yes, he does. Whew, I’m glad that tense cliffhanger is resolved! Lloyd Alexander taught me about osiers in “The …

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February 26, 2017February 20, 2026 By Alicia Brown

Taran Wanderer, Chapter 16 – Taran Wanderer

Taran is sick with a fever for about two weeks, during which time Gurgi tends to him, and Fflewddur and Kaw return to Craddoc’s cottage. Fflewddur explains that when he got to Caer Dallben, Dallben told him that Taran was not Craddoc’s son, so Fflewddur …

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2 Comments on Taran Wanderer, Chapter 16 – Taran WandererFebruary 19, 2017February 20, 2026 By Alicia Brown

Taran Wanderer, Chapter 15 – The Open Cage

Taran, Gurgi and Craddoc finish mending the cottage in time for the first snow of winter. Taran is pleased with his handiwork, in a depressed kind of way. Craddoc says that it is no longer his cottage, but both of theirs. They spend the long …

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1 Comment on Taran Wanderer, Chapter 15 – The Open CageJanuary 30, 2017February 20, 2026 By Alicia Brown

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About Alicia Brown

Alicia Brown has been writing stories her entire life, but she first saw her words in print at age fourteen when her local newspaper published her letter to the editor defending the late-eighties’ embrace of late-sixties pop culture. Since then, she has published a number …

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