Earthsea is GREAT! I've just finished the 3rd book, and I can't get enough, its so good!! 

2001/07/18 4:26 from geoff

this has been very helpful. i'm glad to see others have been touched by this beautiful work. it really has effected me alot. the book is filled with doezens of hidden messages and each time i read it i learn something more about the universe. if any of you enjoyed the earthsea cycle as much as i had then you'll likely enjoy reading "Wizards First Rule" by terry goodkind wonderfull series, it's filled with alomst the same message as earthsea anyway i hope you keep updateing your site! i heard somewhere that another novel is coming out some time in 2002-4 i hope you unclude that! i can't wait

2001/08/16 4:53 from　megan

Yarrow's true name is KEST (that means minnow in the old speach)

2003/04/09 16:12 from Garam Masala

Thank you for your input.  I reflected your feedback in the latest concordance release 1.1a.

2001/12/10 7:43 from bahar ulukan

after reading all the earthsea cycle i believe i have grown up..it was wonderfull..timeless...i sensed all the ged in my heart and it will last forever..

2002/05/08 14:21 from Caleb

Put up some art or sketches of what different fans think the characters of the Earthsea books look like.

2002/08/07 13:51 from Safer

This page is very cool. Nice work! I had thought of doing something similar.

2002/09/11 10:31 from L. G. Oklembesinski

Dear Sirs,

The map game is nice but there is a dead give-away in it - the cursor changes to a pointing hand only when it is over the correct island. You may want to fix this.

Yours truly,

2003/04/09 15:52 from Garam Masala

You are absolutely right!  We had the same concern while developing the maps.  Let us think about HTML programming changes to fix this problem.

2002/12/03 11:34 from cmail3

My new copy of Tombs of Atuan is missing the wonderful map of the Labryinth which was included in earlier editions. Do you know where I can get a copy of that map? Thanks

2002/12/04 (水) 9:26 from Garam Masala

Thanks for dropping your message to my website.

I was not aware that the Labyrinth map is missing in recent editions.

If it is the case, you may want to check other currently available editions (most likely larger, hard-covered editions), or otherwise to hunt for discontinued older editions (used books).

To search discontinued editions, what normally I would do are to look into amazon.com or major auction sites. (But it's very hard to confirm that such books contain exactly what you want...)

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/offering/list/-/0689316844/all/r ef=sr_pb_a/102-1398566-4529747

There might be some websites which contains the map scanned from book -- however simple scanning ant putting it on the web is violation of copyright.