Talk:Kane (fantasy)

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Adam and Eve

The article currently states:

In "Misericorde" he declares to one of his foes that his father's name was Adam and his stepmother's name was Eve, possibly making him the biological son of Adam's first wife Lilith.

This is false in that it's not Kane but his enemy claiming this (and not to spoiler too much, but since that guy got nothing else right, why should we believe this statement?). To quote the story:

The sorcerer gestured impressively. "Kane, son of Adam and born of Eve, you are within my power and my power alone. For centuries beyond counting you have followed your accursed fate, but after this night you shall follow only the dictates of my will. I have seen your destiny in the stars, and the astrological symbols of your nativity bind you powerless within the pentacle."

(Kane then goes on to correct a few details, such as Eve being just his stepmother.) That done, I now return you to your speculations about Lilith and her possible relationship with Kane... // Idontcareanymore (talk) 22:32, 2 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Newly re-published

Newly published ebooks…

I just noticed that six Kane books have been released as ebooks. I’ve noticed that they are available through either ibooks, Kobo, or Amazon; maybe other sources as well. Alas, they lack cover art. Given that much of the discussion around these books relates to their availability, perhaps this information should be added. Apparently this occurred in 2014.

Additionally, I just found that there will be hardcover releases as well, available for pre-order with delivery expected in August 2015. ogenstein (talk) 06:13, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]