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S.E. Lindberg (selindberg) | 2357 comments Mod
Just heard via a post by Steve Dilks on Facebook that C. Dean Andersson passed away this month.

Christopher Fulbright announced it on Realms of the Night:
http://realmsofnight.com/2021/07/06/r...

More to come on this (a possible tribute group-read of the Bloodsong/Hel trilogy too.).

I interviewed him in 2014, and his website has featured it ever since.
Terry Ervin II also had a featured interview there.
https://cdeanandersson.com/

I'm targeting a reposting of my 2014 interview on Black Gate soon with some added context.

Warrior Witch of Hel by Asa Drake Warrior Rebel (Bloodsong Saga, v.2) (Bloodsong Saga Ser. 2) by C. Dean Andersson Death Riders of Hel by Asa Drake

For now, let us modify his warcry in his honor: "Andersson, Bloodsong and Freedom!"


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S.E. Lindberg (selindberg) | 2357 comments Mod
I posted tribute article on Black Gate that reviews the Hel x 3 Books and reposts a 2014 interview I had with I'm (including 3x of his illustrations).

Link: : C. DEAN ANDERSSON TRIBUTE INTERVIEW AND TOUR GUIDE OF HEL: BLOODSONG AND FREEDOM!


July 5th, 2021 marked the passing of CDean Andersson (a.k.a, Asa Drake). Christopher Fulbright (author, a journalist turned technical writer, and owner/webmaster of Realms of Night) posted a moving tribute this month online.

Andersson had his fame with both horror fans and the fantasy crowd for his Sword & Sorcery heroine Bloodsong.

This Black Gate post honors him by combining a review of his Bloodsong Saga (a.k.a. Hel Series) with a reposting of a 2014 interview regarding his creative process (with 3x illustrations he made to complement his written art, shared below).

We may never see the fourth installment (Valkyries in Hel)...sigh. Peace to C. Dean Andersson.


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