It is yet another miserable summer, and they are displeased by their current employer and self-conscious of their reduced state compared to prior generations.
The band of sell-swords is languishing in the humid city. The Black Company is in service as bodyguards for the Syndic, the ruler of the Jewel City of Beryl. 3.2.18 Russian novel pair (2008 AST Dragon Age 2).3.2.17 Russian novel pair (2008 AST Golden Fantasy).3.2.9 Russian novel pair (2000 AST Golden Fantasy).3.2.5 Russian (1997 AST Dragon Age Chronicles).3.1 Gallery of omnibuses and boxed sets.3 Global publication and translation history.But, while it was on his desk, a buyer from a large chain bookstore came in and, not knowing anything about the book, said "I'll buy fifty thousand copies of anything with that on the cover," so they went with it. The marketing guy absolutely didn't want it. The cover of The Black Company was a cover somebody made up for me. Regarding Keith Berdak's artwork for the cover of the first edition, Glen Cook revealed in a 2002 interview ( external link) that it was not originally planned but rather was selected during a chance encounter: The interquel Port of Shadows – which was published about 35 years after the Books of the North – revealed many "lost" events that took place between The Black Company and Shadows Linger. The novel was first published in May 1984, and was quickly followed by its planned sequel Shadows Linger that same year. It chronicles: the last days of the Black Company's service to the Syndic of Beryl on the northern coast of the southern continent the new arrangement with their next employer Soulcatcher who brought them on their fateful journey across the Sea of Torments and, several months of their campaigns and special missions in the Lady's Empire, up to and including the sprawling, bloody Battle of Charm. The Black Company by Glen Cook is the first novel of the Black Company series and the first of the Books of the North trilogy. For an overview of the entire series itself, see: Black Company series For the organization, see: Black Company.
1984) This is the article for the first novel of the series.
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