Orson Scott Card discusses NEW Ender Sequel: Ender in Exile

After twenty-three years, this is the first true, direct sequel to Ender's Game featuring Ender as a teenager.

In Enders Game, the worlds most gifted children were taken from their families and sent to an elite training school. At Battle School, they learned combat, strategy, and secret intelligence to fight a dangerous war on behalf of those left on Earth. But they also learned some important and less definable lessons about life.

After the life-changing events of those years, these children—now teenagers—must leave the school and readapt to life in the outside world.

http://us.macmillan.com/enderinexile

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[GorterPoss]

I don't like how the descolada subplot is never resolved.

[mft1234]

We love Ender Wiggin!

[svetabozinovic04]

Do anybody notice that in Ender's game are explain SOCIAL NETWORK ?

[jscoggins86]

im honestly a little glad hollywood hasnt made a movie, after seeing them butcher harry potter, twilight, and the percy jackson series... I'd hate for my bible(enders game) to be ruined by nonsense and end up a teen romantic comedy rather than the incredible scifi story it is

[mbtoober]

Very cool I should have picked it up years ago when I saw it, but with this review, i will for sure.

[FatKidAndFriend]

thers another coming?

awwsomeeee

[xXcynicalMINDXx]

Ok thanks I am gonna read this now

[COMALiteJ]

Like the Ender books, "The Tales of Alvin Maker" (the series in question) is a series of novels (one series, not two plus add-ons). The books so far are, in order:

• Seventh Son (birth and early childhood of Alvin Miller)

• Red Prophet (pre-teen years of Alvin Miller)

• Prentice Alvin (youth of Alvin, now Smith )

• Alvin Journeyman (coming of age of Alvin Smith)

• Heartfire (early adulthood of Alvin Smith)

• The Crystal City (adulthood of Alvin Smith)

One more to go.

[xXcynicalMINDXx]

its not a novel?

[ShadowManiac2552]

I've read Ender's Game, Ender's Shadow, and Shadow of the Hegemon. I plan to now read Shadow Puppets and Speaker for the Dead.

[COMALiteJ]

Has anyone here read the Red Prophet graphic novels, adapted from OSC's OTHER great series based on a kid born with enormous potential?

This one is fantasy, not SF, but it's a very different fantasy: not an elf, dwarf, dragon, or hobbit in sight. Only one person is ever referred to as a wizard, and it's not the title character. It's Benjamin Franklin.

It's set in an alternate history of 19th century North America, with one slight change that makes all the difference:

Folk magic works.