Tenling role-playing stories is what Amberzine is all about, and the one I like best is the one about Carolan and Caine. It’s a long story. In order to present it to you in any kind of timely fashion we’ve got to present it in two, out-of-sequence, pieces. The first, Cathy Klessig’s “Morgan’s Children,” is the start of a serial that will probably continue through the life of Amberzine itself. In fact, if it weren’t for Cathy Klessig’s log of the “Wolfling” campaign, there probably wouldn’t even be anything called Amberzine. Because with Cathy's stuff alone, I can fill the next dozen issues. Since I've been reading it for years now, I can tell you that it's just going to get better and better. You won't see Carolan appear in Cathy's logs just yet. In our next issue, when the log picks up sometime in early 1988, he'll join that group. That's when the whole lot of them will be exiled from the Court of Amber. The why of their exile brings us to the second telling of the story, Don Woodward’s story of his character Carolan. It’s a tale, in his own words, of how Carolan killed his beloved Aunt Llewella. It fills in the events in Carolan's life during the campaign from 1985 to 1988. It'll take the next three issues to get there. A long story. Worth the wait, because you, our readers, will get to see how a long-term Amber campaign can make everything fit together... Erick Wujcik August, 1992