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Harriet McDougal and Ender's Game

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Crazy thing I've just learned few days ago - Olson Scott Card's editor used to be Harriet McDougal. For those of you who don't know who Card is, he's the author of Ender's Game and everything that followed after that in that universe. Personally, I like him a lot though he tend to be preachy a bit here and there about religion. Just wanted to throw it out there - the world seems to be a small place. I wonder if Brandon Sanderson knows Card as well.

Yeah, Harriett is mentioned in his Acknowledements Page at beginning of Enders Game. If you have copies of the Ender books that she edited, she will autograph them for you at the Book Tour stops as well as any of the WoT books since she edited those too. FYI.

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Yeah, Harriett is mentioned in his Acknowledements Page at beginning of Enders Game. If you have copies of the Ender books that she edited, she will autograph them for you at the Book Tour stops as well as any of the WoT books since she edited those too. FYI.

 

I'll bring some to from Ender's universe than as well.

Card also has a blurb on Way of Kings.

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Card also has a blurb on Way of Kings.

Oh yeah? what did he say? (he likes to talk....A LOT. I dont mean it in a bed way; I myself is known for the same fault :))

He calls Sanderson astonishingly wise. A lot more but that's the gist of it.

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