Give me hope!

[Themetricsystem]

I am going to try something here, just hear me out.

Spoiler:

I cast *Raise Dead* on the Pathfinder Tales line.

If that doesn't work:

I cast *Speak with Dead* to find out WHY it doesn't work.

Throw us fiction lovers a bone, lie to me, link to an unfinished URL or tease something that one author or another has pitched to the team since the line went quiet. Something, please!

[DustynB]

https://paizo.com/threads/rzs42huz?Pathfinder-Second-Edition-Subscription-Q uestions#32

Steve Geddes wrote:
Presumably the Pathfinder Tales subscription line is gradually moving further and further into the unlikely-to-happen category. Nonetheless, this has been one of the greatest disappointments. If there's anyway to bring this back (even if it were brought back in-house and at a slower, twice a year release schedule or something) I'd be very, very happy.

Erik Mona Chief Creative Officer, Publisher
I wouldn't be terribly surprised to see us get back into fiction, and I really really really want to find a way to release the half-dozen "orphaned" novels we've got from when the regular releases wound down a couple years ago.

Consider the fiction an idea that is waiting for its time to strike again. We're definitely not closing the door on the idea of doing more fiction.

[Chris A Jackson]

DustynB wrote:

https://paizo.com/threads/rzs42huz?Pathfinder-Second-Edition-Subscription-Q uestions#32

I'd love to see the orphaned novels published, too... but then, two of them are mine... *sigh*

Steve Geddes wrote:
Presumably the Pathfinder Tales subscription line is gradually moving further and further into the unlikely-to-happen category. Nonetheless, this has been one of the greatest disappointments. If there's anyway to bring this back (even if it were brought back in-house and at a slower, twice a year release schedule or something) I'd be very, very happy.

Erik Mona Chief Creative Officer, Publisher
I wouldn't be terribly surprised to see us get back into fiction, and I really really really want to find a way to release the half-dozen "orphaned" novels we've got from when the regular releases wound down a couple years ago.

Consider the fiction an idea that is waiting for its time to strike again. We're definitely not closing the door on the idea of doing more fiction.