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The prequel is set six hundred or so years before The Magicians' Guild. Canavan says it can be read at any point without spoiling the other books.
source ↗It came out in February 2009, after the Age of the Five trilogy, which is set in a different world. It was Canavan's return to Kyralia after six years.
source ↗Takado, the Sachakan magician who visits Lord Dakon, ends up an Ichani, the same kind of outcast magician that haunts Sonea's trilogy.
source ↗A news report about Barcelona getting ready for the Olympics gave Trudi Canavan a dream. That dream became chapter one: magicians driving the poor out of the city.
source ↗The first draft was done by 1996. Canavan didn't read the first Harry Potter until around 2000, when her agent kept raving about it.
source ↗It was Canavan's first novel. Nielsen BookScan called the trilogy the most successful debut fantasy series in ten years, with over 275,000 copies sold by 2006.
source ↗The robes tell you who's who: red for warriors, green for healers, purple for alchemists, and brown for novices. The rule holds for the whole series.
source ↗When Akkarin frees Cery, Cery promises to help him whenever he's needed. Remember that promise: it comes back later.
source ↗The Novice was shortlisted for the 2002 Aurealis Award for Best Fantasy Novel, Australia's top genre prize.
source ↗Canavan says Kyralia sits somewhere between late medieval and Victorian, with Japanese influences in its architecture, food, and furniture.
source ↗Lorlen secretly sends Dannyl to pick up research into ancient magic that Akkarin himself dropped years ago. Pay attention to what he finds.
source ↗The High Lord was nominated for the Ditmar for Best Novel, an Australian fan-voted award. All three books made Australia's top 10 SF and fantasy bestseller lists.
source ↗In Australia, The High Lord came out in December 2002, just months after The Novice. The whole trilogy hit shelves in under two years.
source ↗Sachaka's culture, with its masters and slaves, is loosely inspired by classical Rome, according to the author.
source ↗The Traitor Spy Trilogy is set 20 years after The High Lord. Sonea is a grown woman now, and the new lead is her son, Lorkin.
source ↗Dannyl already served as the Guild's ambassador to Elyne in The Novice. This time the post is in Sachaka, the old enemy's home.
source ↗The Ambassador's Mission came out on May 6, 2010, seven years after the original trilogy wrapped up.
source ↗Elyne's new ambassador to Sachaka is someone Dannyl has known well since The Novice.
source ↗Roet shows up as the trendy drug among Imardin's rich kids. It's going to matter a lot more down the line.
source ↗The Rogue came out in May 2011, a year after book one, keeping the trilogy on a one-book-a-year pace.
source ↗The Traitor Queen came out in August 2012 and closed the Traitor Spy Trilogy. After it, Canavan moved on to Millennium's Rule, set in a new world.
source ↗Maybe. Canavan has ideas for a story set about 20 years after the Traitor Spy books, but says there isn't enough yet for a trilogy.
source ↗Canavan has a film agent waiting for the right offer on the rights and says she'll tell fans if she sells them. Nothing has been announced so far.
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