What is it about Cardan that made you feel he should be the focus of this new volume? Still, many readers wanted to know what was going on with Cardan, so when I was talking with Little, Brown about things we could do after the trilogy, I thought it would be nice to do something special and illustrated. I ended up writing a story about Taryn, whose point of view we don’t often get to see. I always thought that it would be a Cardan novella, but, when I sat down to write it, I realized that there was no way to go about writing it without spoiling the reader’s sense of who he was at a time when he really needed to be more ambiguous. When I was planning the trilogy, I intended to write a novella.
How did you come to return to this world for a new book?
The collection is bookended with stories that take place after The Queen of Nothing.
This collection starts in a period following the trilogy, but then it jumps back, so readers get a lot of backstory about Cardan, as well as his perspective before and during the trilogy. How does this new book fit into your Folk of the Air trilogy?
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