HI.
I am new to this forum lark but I thought what the hell.Excellent series of books, both the Adversary Cycle and the Repairman Jack novels.
Ive just finished By The Sword and have started reading Black Wind and I was just musing over whether or not the Kakureta Kao were ever a real religious movement in old Japan or were they entirelly a figment of FPW imagination.The authors notes at the start of the book imply that the Kakureto Kao were once in existence but I can not find any reference to it on the all knowing internet. If anyone knows the answer could you let us know.
Thanks
I am new to this forum lark but I thought what the hell.Excellent series of books, both the Adversary Cycle and the Repairman Jack novels.
Ive just finished By The Sword and have started reading Black Wind and I was just musing over whether or not the Kakureta Kao were ever a real religious movement in old Japan or were they entirelly a figment of FPW imagination.The authors notes at the start of the book imply that the Kakureto Kao were once in existence but I can not find any reference to it on the all knowing internet. If anyone knows the answer could you let us know.
Thanks
sleeperagent Wrote:HI.The cult is real...in my head.
I am new to this forum lark but I thought what the hell.Excellent series of books, both the Adversary Cycle and the Repairman Jack novels.
Ive just finished By The Sword and have started reading Black Wind and I was just musing over whether or not the Kakureta Kao were ever a real religious movement in old Japan or were they entirelly a figment of FPW imagination.The authors notes at the start of the book imply that the Kakureto Kao were once in existence but I can not find any reference to it on the all knowing internet. If anyone knows the answer could you let us know.
Thanks
FPW
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Stephanie
fpw Wrote:The cult is real...in my head.
Abe's raised eyebrows caused furrows in his extended forehead. "Five in twelve hours?"
"Oh, and like you've never had a cranky day?"
