Polygon Posts Dragons of Deceit Preview & Weis and Hickman Interview

Dragons of Deceit cover

Polygon has posted an article that showcases an interview with Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman over the upcoming novel, Dragons of Deceit. Plus, there’s an exclusive preview of the new book! The article also includes the gorgeous cover art by Philipp Urlich and a new map of Ansalon from cartographer… Read More

Dragonlance – Dragons of Deceit Preview!

Dragons of Deceit cover

Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman posted the following Dragons of Deceit update this morning on Facebook on their respective pages. It’s official! Dragons of Deceit by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman, published by Del Rey, will be released August 9, 2022. We’re returning to old friends while introducing a new… Read More

Weis & Hickman Roadshows

Beginning with Gencon 1984 and for a number of years thereafter, Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman produced a series of events at the convention entitled the ‘Weis & Hickman Travelling Roadshow. These generally featured a skit authored by Tracy Hickman, Q&A sessions with Weis and Hickman as well as performances from their works. These performances sometimes were choral readings and sometimes performances cast from friends, spouses and associates.

Recordings of these performances are rare.

This performance, preserved from a VHS copy, took place at the Gencon Convention in 1990.

NOTABLE MOMENTS:

TOWERS OF TRAVESTY: A Dragonlance Dungeons & Dragons skit narrated by Margaret Weis. Cast includes Tracy Hickman, Kevin Stein, Nicole Harsch, Mike Sakuta, Janet Deaver-Pack, Gary Pack, Liz Baldwin and three members of the audience. (00:00:28 – 00:25:40)

KNIGHT OF SOLAMNIA SONG: Tracy Hickman is coerced into singing his fractured version of a BeeGee’s song about Solamnic Knights. Rare footage. (00:29:25 – 00:37:20)

FALL OF KITIARA: Skit by Gary Pack, Nicole Harsch & Mike Sakuta with Laura Hickman (offstage) and Janet Deaver-Pack (vocals). (00:52:54 – 1:09:00)

Videographer: David Baldwin.

  • Memorable Quotes

    If I were you, I’d listen to Fiona. She’s awfully good with that sword. And I’m getting pretty good at playing with fire.

    — Blister Nimblefingers, The Eve of the Maelstorm