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Saturday, March 8, 2014

Appendix Z - William Hope Hodgson



Appendix Z - William Hope Hodgson

He is a terrifying writer. More so I think than CAS whose prose is more like poetry and equal to Lovecraft at his most frightening. Another spiritual father of the Weird Tales writers, his 'Boats of the Glen Carrig', Nightlands, House on the Borderlands, and The Ghost Pirates set their own standards for strange and disturbing fiction. Each of these 4 novels takes a different tack on horror though all done with Hodgson's talent and imagination.

His major works are available free on kindle and I believe his complete works are $1.99 (though they are all public domain so free versions may be available).

(Sam Gafford posts a wonderful WHH blog on wordpress that is well worth reading).

Note: This a wiki list so take it with a grain of salt as far as completeness or accuracy.

Novels

The Boats of the "Glen Carrig" (1907)
The House on the Borderland (1908)
The Ghost Pirates (1909)
The Night Land (1912)

Short Stories

"The Goddess of Death" (1904)
"Terror of the Water-Tank" (1907)
"Bullion" (1911)
"The Mystery of the Water-Logged Ship" (1911)
"The Ghosts of the Glen Doon" (1911)
"Mr. Jock Danplank" (1912 )
"The Mystery of Captain Chappel" (1917 )
"The Home-Coming of Captain Dan" (1918 )
"Merciful Plunder" (1925)
"The Haunting of the Lady Shannon" (1975)
"The Heathen's Revenge" (1988)
"A Tropical Horror" (1905)
"The Voice in the Night" (1907)
"The Derelict" (1912)
"Eloi Eloi Lama Sabachthani" ("The Baumoff Explosive" 1919)
"The Shamraken Homeward-Bounder"
"Out of the Storm"
"The Albatross"
"The 'Prentices' Mutiny"
"The Island of the Crossbones"
"The Stone Ship"
"The Regeneration of Captain Bully Keller"
"The Mystery of Missing Ships"
"We Two and Bully Dunkan"
"The Haunted Pampero"
"The Real Thing: 'S.O.S.'"
"Jack Grey, Second Mate"
"The Smugglers"
"In the Wailing Gully"
"The Girl with the Grey Eyes"
"Kind, Kind and Gentle Is She"
"A Timely Escape"
"The Homecoming of Captain Dan"
"On the Bridge"
"Through the Vortex of a Cyclone"
"A Fight with a Submarine"
"In the Danger Zone"
"Old Golly"
"Demons of the Sea"
"The Wild Man of the Sea"
"The Habitants of Middle Islet"
"The Riven Night"
"The Heaving of the Log"
"The Sharks of the St. Elmo"
"Sailormen"
"By the Lee"
"The Captain of the Onion Boat"
"The Sea-Horses"
"The Valley of Lost Children"
"Date 1965: Modern Warfare"
"My House Shall Be Called the House of Prayer"
"Judge Barclay's Wife"
"How the Honorable Billy Darrell Raided the Wind"
"The Friendship of Monsieur Jeynois"
"The Inn of the Black Crow"
"What Happened in the Thunderbolt"
"How Sir Jerrold Treyn Dealt with the Dutch in Caunston Cove"
"Jem Binney and the Safe at Lockwood Hall"
"Diamond Cut Diamond with a Vengeance"
"The Room of Fear"
"The Promise"

Sargasso Sea stories
"From the Tideless Sea Part One"
"The Mystery of the Derelict"
"The Thing in the Weeds"
"The Finding of the Graiken"
"The Call in the Dawn" ("The Voice in the Dawn")

Carnacki stories
"The Thing Invisible"
"The Gateway of the Monster"
"The House Among the Laurels"
"The Whistling Room"
"The Searcher of the End House"
"The Horse of the Invisible"
"The Haunted Jarvee"
"The Find"
"The Hog"

Captain Jat stories
"The Island of the Ud"
"The Adventure of the Headland"

Captain Gault stories
"Contraband of War"
"The Diamond Spy"
"The Red Herring"
"The Case of the Chinese Curio Dealer"
"The Drum of Saccharine"
"From Information Received"
"The German Spy"
"The Problem of the Pearls"
"The Painted Lady"
"The Adventure of the Garter"
"My Lady's Jewels"
"Trading with the Enemy"
"The Plans of the Reefing Bi-Plane"

D.C.O. Cargunka stories
"The Bells of the Laughing Sally"
"The Adventure with the Claim Jumpers"

Selected short story collections
Carnacki, the Ghost-Finder
Men of the Deep Waters
The Luck of the Strong
Captain Gault, Being the Exceedingly Private Log of a Sea-Captain
Carnacki, the Ghost-Finder

Poems

"Amanda Panda"
"Beyond the Dawning"
"Billy Ben"
"Bring Out Your Dead"
"The Calling of the Sea"
"Down the Long Coasts"
"Eight Bells"
"Grey Seas are Dreaming of My Death"
"The Hell! Oo! Chaunty"
"I Come Again"
"I Have Borne My Lord a Son"
"Listening"
"Little Garments"
"Lost"
"Madre Mia"
"Mimosa"
"The Morning Lands"
"My Babe, My Babe"
"Nevermore"
"The Night Wind"
"O Parent Sea"
"The Pirates"
"The Place of Storms"
"Rest"
"The Ship"
"The Sobbing of the Freshwater"
"The Song of the Great Bull Whale"
"Song of the Ship"
"Speak Well of the Dead"
"Storm"
"Thou Living Sea"
"To My Father"
"The Voice of the Ocean"
"Shoon of the Dead"
"Who Make Their Bed in Deep Waters"

Poetry collections
The Calling of the Sea
The Voice of the Ocean
Poems of the Sea

The Lost Poetry of William Hope Hodgson 









Friday, March 7, 2014

Appendix Z - E.R. Eddison



Appendix Z - E. R. Eddison

When people speak of High Fantasy they most often speak of Tolkien, but while Tolkien's highly detailed work may fall under that category it is E.R. Eddison who should be the example of it. His work is a grand affair with a style and prose that reflects an otherworldly look at knights and empires, champions and villains, with a taste of Spencer and Malory. His books are rich and lush with the stories told more as legends and fables with an account of great wrongs and great deeds more than they do as novels of people or portrayals of life, even fantastic lives. Think a much lighter Silmarillion, to use the Tolkien example further, than The Hobbit or even The Lord of the Rings. In this way, while not overly complex, the prose is not light reading either. I find his books filled with a treasure trove of ideas rather than rich characters and story, but well worth the reading.

The Worm Ouroboros
Mistress of Mistresses
A Fish Dinner in Memison
The Mezentian Gate

Non-Fiction

Egil's Saga.

Styrbiorn the Strong 






Thursday, March 6, 2014

Appendix Z - A. Merritt



Appendix Z - A. Merritt

A. Merritt stands out as one of the most imaginative yet solidly based writers of weird and mysterious fiction. His main characters were often heroes, but they were men from the modern world (at least the modern world of the early 20th century). His stories are adventures, but the places these adventures occur, the societies, people and things that are encountered are as strange and compelling as any thought out by Lovecraft or CAS, and his heroes as brave as any written of by Howard. To me he seems overlooked, even more so than CAS, and yet his stories encompass enough in detail and provide inspiration for worlds undreamed.

(This bibliography is snagged mostly from wikipedia so I need to double-check its accuracy).

Novels
The Moon Pool (fix-up, 1919)
(The Moon Pool (1918) + Conquest of the Moon Pool (1919))
The Metal Monster (1920)
The Ship of Ishtar (1924)
Seven Footprints to Satan (1927)
The Face in the Abyss (fix-up, 1931))
(The Face in the Abyss (1923) + The Snake Mother (1930))
Dwellers in the Mirage (1932)
Burn Witch Burn! (1932)
Creep, Shadow! (1934)

Short Stories
Through The Dragon Glass (1917)
The People Of The Pit (1918)
Three Lines Of Old French (1919)
Prologue (The Metal Monster, 1920)
The Pool Of The Stone God (as W. Fenimore, 1923)
The Woman Of The Wood (1926)
The Women of the Wood (earlier version of The Woman Of The Wood, 1949)
The Drone (aka The Drone Man, 1934)
The Rhythm of the Spheres (original a chapter called The Last Poet And The Robots (aka The Last Poet & the Wrongness of Space) in the 1934 round robin novel titled Cosmos, revised in 1936 as a stand-alone work)
The Whelming Of Cherkis (excerpt from The Metal Monster, 1946)
When Old Gods Wake (fragment, 1948)
The White Road (fragment, 1949)
The Fox Woman (incomplete, 1949)
Pilgrimage, or, Obi Giese (1985)
Bootleg and Witches (fragment, 1985)
The Devil in the Heart (outline, 1985)
The Dwellers in the Mirage (original ending of the novel with same name, 1985)

Short story collections
The Fox Woman and Other Stories (1949)

Poems
Song for Wood Horns (aka The Wind Trail, 1910)
The Silver Birches (1940)
Old Trinity Churchyard (5 A. M. Spring) (1941)
Sylvane - The Silver Birches (1973)
In the Cathedral (1974)
2000 (The Triple Cities) (1985)
Song for Wood Horn... (1985)
Silvane—The Silver Birches (1985)
Madonna (1985)
The Ladies of the Walnut Tree (A Legend of Tuscany) (fragments, 1985)
Court of the Moon (fragment, 1985)
The Birth of Art (1985)
L'envoi to Life (1985)
Screens (1985)
Sir Barnabas (1985)
In the Subway (1985)
Runes (1985)
Eheu Fugaces . . . (1985)
A Song for Christmas (1985)
Comic Ragtime Tune (1985)
Behold the Night He Cometh (1985)
You Looked at Me (1985)
Dream Song (1985)
Castle of Dreams (1985)
I Wonder Why? (1985)
My Heart and I (1985)
Think of Me (1985)
The Ballad of the Cub (1985)
Piddling Pete (1985)
The Winged Flames (1985)

Collaborations
The Challenge from Beyond (round robyn short story, with C.L. Moore, H.P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard, and Frank Belknap Long, 1935)
Cosmos (round robin novel, chapter 11, 1932–34)
The Fox Woman and the Blue Pagoda (novel, Hannes Bok fused Merritt's unfinished story with his own conclusion, 1946)
The Black Wheel (novel, first seven chapters written by Merritt, completed by Hannes Bok, 1947)

Essays
A. Merritt on Modern Witchcraft (1932)
Concerning “Burn, Witch, Burn” (1932)
Letter (Weird Tales, November 1935) (1935)
Man and the Universe (1940)
A. Merritt (1940)
How We Found Circe (1942)
A Tribute (1942)
Letter to Mr. Louis De Casanova, July 23, 1931 (1985)
Letters and Correspondence (1985)
An Autobiography of A. Merritt (1985) with Walter Wentz
A. Merritt—His Life and Times (1985) with Jack Chapman Miske
What is Fantasy? (1985)
Background of "Dwellers in the Mirage" (1985)
Background of "Burn, Witch, Burn" (1985)
Background of "Creep, Shadow!" (1985)

A. Merritt's Own Selected Credo (1985)

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Appendix Z Algernon Blackwood



Appendix Z Algernon Blackwood

Blackwood is one of Lovecraft and CAS' literary fathers. I had heard of him long before I ever read any of his works and his writing did not disappoint. His short story 'The Willows' is a pre-mythos tale and perhaps one directly linked to Lovecraft's development of the elder horror or CAS touch of the wondrous and the macabre. Blackwood can take the mundane and drag it into darkness; into a realm of disturbing horror and otherness. His work is a great example of how to take a 'mundane' fantasy adventure and twist it into something much stranger and grander and frightening.


"= short story"

"Keeping His Promise"
"The House of the Past" [1904]
"The Empty House" [1906]
"The Listener" [1907]
"Max Hensig" [1907]
"The Willows" [1907]
"Ancient Sorceries" [1908]
John Silence: A Physician Extraordinary (1908)
A Psychical Invasion (1908)
"The Kit-Bag" [Dec. 1908]
"Secret Worship" [1908]
The Education of Uncle Paul (1909)
Jimbo (1909)
The Human Chord (1910)
"Perspective" [1910]
"The Wendigo" [1910]
The Centaur (1911)
"The Glamour of the Snow" [1912]
"The Man Whom the Trees Loved" [1912]
"The Transfer" [1912]
A Prisoner in Fairyland (1913)
"Ancient Lights" [1914]
"Accessory Before the Fact" [1914]
"An Egyptian Hornet" [1915]
The Extra Day (1915)
Julius Levallon (1916)
The Wave (1916)
"A Victim of Higher Space" [1917]
The Garden of Survival (1918)
The Promise of Air (1918)
The Bright Messenger (1921)
Ancient Sorceries: And Other Weird Stories (1927)
Dudley and Gilderoy (1929)
The Fruit Stoners (1934)

Appendix Z - Arthur Machen



Along with Algernon Blackwood, Arthur Machen is one of the spiritual fathers of both Lovecraft and CAS. His work is a combination of horror and mysticism. His prose is 19th century with a taste of victorian gothic. His ideas are bizzare and twisted like an opium induced dream or a hashish eaters nightmare. I personally found some of his work boring but other stories were fantastic. The Hill of Dreams, The House of Souls, The Great God Pan, should be on every weird tales to read list.
Eleusinia (1881) poem

The Anatomy of Tobacco (1884) non-fiction (as " Leolinus Siluriensis" )

Chronicles of Clemendy (1888) " a volume of tales in the medieval pattern"

The Great God Pan and The Inmost Light (1894) supernatural stories

The Three Imposters (1895) episode novel; picaresque romance, terror

Hieroglyphics (1902) about literature

Dr. Stiggins (1906) about theology

The House of Souls (1906) supernatural stories (The White People, The

Great God Pan, and The Inmost Light

The Hill of Dreams (1907) mystical novel (written 1895-97)

The Bowmen, and Other Legends of the War (1915) short stories
(includes "The Angel of Mons" )

The Great Return (1915) the return to Wales of the Holy Grail

The Terror (1917) novella -- animals revolt against humans

The Secret Glory (1922) attacked British public education

Far Off Things (1922) autobiography

Things Near and Far (1923) autobiography

Strange Roads (1923) nonfiction
The London Adventure (1924) autobiography

Dog and Duck (1924) miscellany

The Shining Pyramid (1924) supernatural stories

Ornaments in Jade (1924) short prose pieces bordering on fantasy or horror

The Canning Wonder (1925) about the Elizabeth Canning case

Notes and Queries (1926) nonfiction

Dreads and Drolls (1926) nonfiction

Translation, Casanova's Memoirs (1930, 12 vol.)

Children of the Pool (1936) supernatural stories

The Cosy Room (1936) supernatural stories

The Green Round (1936) supernatural novel

Tales of Horror and the Supernatural (1948)


Eleusinia and Beneath the Barley (Necronomicon Press, 1988) poem and essay

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Wormy's World - Characters - Dudly - #19



Wormy's World - Characters - Dudly - #19

Dudly


After breaking open one of Wormy's Snookerballs Dudly needs help getting himself put back together again.


Monday, March 3, 2014

Thieves' World - Tales From The Vulgar Unicorn - Shadows of Sanctuary - Named Characters Alphabetical



Thieves' World - Tales From The Vulgar Unicorn - Shadows of Sanctuary

Named Characters Alphabetical

Abbreviations:

Female = {f}

Shadows of Sanctuary:
A Gift In Parting = SoSAGP
A Man and His God = SoSAMG
Introduction = SoSI
Ischade = SoSIs
Looking For Satan = SoSLFS
The Rhinoceros and the Unicorn = SoSRU
Then Azyuna Danced = SoSTAD
The Vivisectionest = SoSV

Thieves' World = TW:
A Few Remarks By Furtwan Coinpinch Merchant = TWFR
Blood Brothers = TWBB
The Face of Chaos = TWFoC
The Gate of Flying Knives = TWGFK
Introduction = TWI
Myrtis = TWM
The Price of Doing Business = TWPDB
The Secret of the Blue Star = TWSBS
Sentences of Death = TWSoD
Shadowspawn = TWS

Tales From the Vulgar Unicorn = VU:
The Dream of the Sorceress = VUDS
The Fruit of Enlibar = VUFE
Goddess = VUG
Introduction = VUI
Shadow's Pawn = VUSP
Spiders of the Purple Mage = VUSPM
To Guard the Guardians = VUTGG
Vashanka's Minion = VUVM

SoSAGP = Shadows of Sanctuary A Gift In Parting
SoSAMG = Shadows of Sanctuary A Man and His God:
SoSI = Shadows of Sanctuary Introduction
SoSIs = Shadows of Sanctuary Ischade
SoSLFS = Shadows of Sanctuary Looking For Satan
SoSRU = Shadows of Sanctuary The Rhinoceros and the Unicorn
SoSTAD = Shadows of Sanctuary Then Azyuna Danced
SoSV = Shadows of Sanctuary The Vivisectionest
TWBB = Thieves' World Blood Brothers:
TWFoC = Thieves' World The Face of Chaos
TWFR = Thieves' World A Few Remarks By Furtwan Coinpinch Merchant
TWGFK = Thieves' World The Gate of Flying Knives
TWI = Thieves' World Introduction
TWM = Thieves' World Myrtis
TWPDB = The Price of Doing Business
TWS = Thieves' World Shadowspawn
TWSBS = The Secret of the Blue Star
TWSoD = Thieves' World Sentences of Death
VUDS = Tales Ftom the Vulgar Unicorn The Dream of the Sorceress
VUFE = Tales Frim the Vulgar Unicorn The Fruit of Enlibar:
VUG = Tales From the Vulgar Unicorn Goddess
VUI = Tales From the Vulgar Unicorn Introduction
VUSP = Tales From the Vulgar Unicorn Shadow's Pawn
VUSPM = Tales From the Vulgar Unicorn Spiders of the Purple Mage
VUTGG = Tales From the Vulgar Unicorn To Guard the Guardians
VUVM = Tales From the Vulgar Unicorn Vashanka's Minion

Book Order:

1) Thieves World = TW
2) Tales From the Vulgar Unicorn = VU
3) Shadows of Sanctuary = SoS

Names:

Abarsis [Stepson]
(SoSAMG)

Abohorr
(VUSP)

Acban
(SoSIs)

Aerie {f}
(SoSLFS)

Ahloo shik-Mhanukhee
(VUSPM)

Alain Aspect
(VUVM)

Alar Hil Aspak
(VUG)

Alciros Foin
(VUG)

Allestina [Deity]
(SoSV)


Alten Stulwig [Northborn]
(SoSV)(VUDS)(VUTGG)

Amar
(TWBB)

Ambutta {f}
(TWM)

Amoli {f}
(SoSRU)(TWBB)(TWM)(VUVM)

Anen of the Harvest [Deity]
(TWGFK)

Antelope
(VUSP)

Aristarchus
(SoSLFS)

Arman
(TWI)(VUTGG)

Athavul
(VUSP)

Aye-Gophlan
(TWSoD)

Azyuna [Deity]
(SoSAMG)(SoSTAD)(TWGFK)(TWSBS)(VUDS)

Badniss
(VUSPM)

Bauchle Meyne
(SoSLFS)

Benna nus-Katarz
(VUSPM)

Bercy {f}
(TWSBS)

Bourne
(SoSV)(TWI) (TWS)(VUSP)

Buboe
(VUFE)

Butterfly {f}
(TWGFK)

Calisaro [Deity]
(VUFE)

Cappen Varra
(SoSRU)(SoSIs)(TWFoC)(TWGFK)(TWSBS)(VUDS)

Chan
(SoSLFS)

Cime {f}
(SoSAMG)(SoSTAD)(VUVM)(VUSP)

Corlas
(TWS)

Cudget Swearoath
(SoSV)(TWPDB) (TWS)(VUVM)(VUSP)

Cusharlain
(TWS)

Cylene {f}
(TWM)

Dadisha
(VUSP)

Danlis {f}
(SoSRU)(TWGFK)

Darous
(SoSIs)

Dindan
(TWM)

Dubro
(SoSAGP)(TWFoC) (TWGFK)(VUFE)

Dyareela [Deity]
(SoSRU)(TWSoD)(VUG)

Dylan {f}
(TWM)

Eevroen
(VUSPM)

Enas Yorl
(SoSRU)(SoSIs)(TWGFK)(TWSoD)(VUDS)(VUFE)(VUSP)

Enoir
(TWBB)

Eshi the Love Goddess [Deity]
(SoSRU)(TWGFK)(TWS)(VUSP)

Farsi
(SoSRU)

Frax
(SoSV)

Furtwan Coinpinch
(TWFR)(VUSP)

Gambi
(TWPDB)

Gath
(VUSP)

Gelicia {f}
(TWM) (TWS)

Gilla {f}
(SoSRU)

Gonfred
(VUFE)

Haakon
(TWFoC)(VUFE)(VUTGG)

Hakkad
(VUG)

Hakiem the Storyteller
(SoSAGP)(SoSI)(TWI)(TWPDB)(TWS)(VUFE)(VUI)(VUTGG)
(VUVM)

Handoo {f}
(VUSPM)

Hanse Shadowspawn
(SoSAMG)(SoSIs)(SoSV)(TWFR)(TWGFK)(TWPDB)(TWS)(VUSP)
(VUVM)

Harash
(VUG)

Harmocohl Dripnose
(SoSV)

Haron {f}
(SoSAGP)

Hasr-Ra-Kodi
(VUG)

Hazroah the High Flamen
(TWGFK)

Heqt [Deity]
(VUG)

Hort
(SoSAGP)

Igan
(SoSIs)

Igil [Deity]
(VUSPM)

Ilak
(SoSAGP)

Illyra {f} [Lyra]
(TWFoC)(TWGFK)(VUDS)(VUFE)

Ils of the Thousand Eyes, Lord of Lords [Deity]
(SoSIs)(SoSV)(TWGFK)(TWS)(TWSBS)(VUDS)(VUG)(VUSP)
(VUVM)

Irda {f}
(TWM)

Ischade {f}
(SoSIs)

Jakob, Blind
(TWFoC)(VUFE)

Jamie the Red
(TWGFK)

Jarveena {f}
(SoSRU)(TWSoD)

Jiro
(TWSBS)

Jofan
(TWFoC)

Jordis
(SoSRU)

Jubal
(SoSAGP)(SoSAMG)(SoSLFS)(SoSV)(TWFoC)(TWM)(TWPDB)
(TWS)(VUDS)(VUSP)(VUTGG)(VUVM)

Julavain
(SoSV)

Jutu Stulwig
(VUDS)

Kadakithis, Prince [Katakithis, Kithakadis, Kitty-Cat, Kodakithis] (SoSAGP)(SoSAMG)(SoSIs)(SoSV)(SoSTAD)(TWI)(TWM)(TWPDB)(TWS)(VUG)(VUI)(VUSP)(VUVM)

Kalem
(SoSV)(TWBB)

Kemren (Purple Mage)
(SoSAGP)(VUSPM)

Kheem {f}
(VUSPM)

Kilite
(TWI)

Kul
(SoSTAD)

Kurd
(SoSAMG)(SoSTAD)(VUTGG)

Lahboo the Tight-Fisted
(VUSPM)

Lalo
(SoSRU)

Leah {f}
(VUG)

Light-of-Pearl {f}
(TWGFK)

Lirain {f}
(SoSV)(TWS)

Looza
(VUSPM)

Lycansha {f}
(TWS)

Lythande {f}
(SoSLFS)(TWFoC)(TWM) (TWPDB)(TWSBS)(VUFE)

Malm
(VUFE)

Marilla {f}
(TWFoC)

Markmor
(SoSAMG)(TWBB)(VUFE)

Marype
(SoSAMG)(TWBB)

Masha zil-Ineel {f}
(VUSPM)

Mattathan
(TWGFK)

Melilot
(TWSoD)

Mernorad
(VUG)

Mignureal {f}
(SoSV)(VUSP)

Mikkun
(TWM)

Minsy Zithyk {f}
(SoSIs)

Mizraith
(SoSAMG)(TWBB)

Mobius
(TWGFK)

Molin Torchholder
(SoSRU)(SoSTAD) (TWFoC) (TWGFK)(VUDS)(VUSP)

Moonflower {f}
(SoSV)(TWFoC)(TWS)(VUSP)

Mor-Am
(TWPDB)

Moria {f}
(TWPDB)(VUTGG)

Mradhon Vis
(SoSIs)

Mungo
(TWPDB)

Myrtis {f}
(SoSAMG)(TWM)(TWSBS)(VUDS)

Nadeesh
(VUSPM)

Nemis {f}
(VUDS)

Nesteph
(TWBB)

Nizharu
(TWSoD)

Omat
(SoSAGP)

One-Thumb [Lastel]
(SoSAMG)(SoSI)(TWBB)(TWGFK)(TWPDB) (TWS)(VUDS)(VUI)

Panit [Old Man]
(SoSAGP)

Peruz [Bird]
(SoSIs)

Poker the Cadite
(VUSP)

Praxy
(VUSP)

Purter
(SoSV)

Quag
(SoSV)(TWI)(TWS)(VUDS)(VUSP)(VUTGG)

Quartz {f}
(SoSLFS)

Rabben the Half-Handed
(TWSBS)

Ran-Tu
(TWI)

Rander Rehabilitatus [Deity]
(VUSP)

Razkuli
(SoSAMG)(SoSV)(TWS)(VUTGG)

Regli
(SoSRU)(VUG)

Rosanda {f}
(SoSRU)(SoSTAD)(TWGFK)

Runo
(VUFE)

Sabellia Lady of Stars [Deity]
(SoSRU)(TWFoC)(TWGFK)(TWI)(TWPDB)(TWS)(VUG)

Saliman
(TWPDB)

Samlane {f}
(VUG)

Samlor Hil San
(VUG)

Sandol
(SoSRU)

Satan
(SoSLFS)

Savankala the Thunderer [Diety]
(SoSRU)(SoSTAD)(TWFoC)(TWGFK)(TWI) (TWPDB)(TWS)(VUDS) (VUG)

Shalpa Patron of Thieves [Deity]
(SoSIs)(SoSV)(TWGFK)(TWSBS)(VUSPM)

Shipri [Deity]
(SoSIs)

Shkeedur sha-Mizl
(VUSPM)

Shipri the All-Mother [Deity]
(TWGFK)(TWSBS)

Shive the Changer
(TWS)

Shmurt
(VUSPM)

Shoozh
(VUSPM)

Sjekso Kinzan
(SoSIs)

Sly
(VUSP)

Smhee [Rhandhee Ghee]
(VUSPM)

Sorad
(VUSP)

Soylalha {f}     
(SoSTAD)

Stefab
(SoSAMG)(TWBB)

Sterl [Wizard-Prince]
(VUG)

Taya {f}
(TWS)

Tempus [Cle..., Riddler, Thales]
(SoSAMG)(SoSTAD)(SoSV)(VUSP)(VUTGG)(VUVM)

Terapis
(TWM)

Terci
(SoSAGP)

Theba [Deity]
(VUSP)

Thufir the Tutelary of Pilgrims [Deity] [Thorfir]
(SoSV)(TWGFK)(TWSBS)

Thumpfoot, Old
(TWFR)

Thrusher
(VUFE)

Tiana [Deity]
(VUSP)

Two Thumbs
(SoSAMG)(VUSP)

Vashanka the Ten-Slayer [Deity]
(SoSAMG)(SoSTAD)(SoSV)(TWFoC)(TWGFK)(TWI)(TWS)
(TWSBS)(VUDS)(VUSP)(VUVM)

Valira {f}
(SoSRU)

Varies
(SoSAGP)

Venafer
(TWGFK)

Vortheld [Deity]
(VUFE)

Walegrin
(VUFE)

Wallu {f}
(VUSPM)

Weasel
(TWS)

Weda Krizhtawn [Deity]
(VUSPM)

Wess {f} [Westerly]
(SoSLFS)

Wrenny
(VUSP)

Zalbar
(SoSAMG)(SoSTAD)(SoSV)(TWI)(TWM)(TWPDB)(TWS)(VUTGG)
(VUVM)

Zorra {f}

(SoSRU)