After 1800 years, you’d think he’d have it all figured out.

He certainly thinks he does.

MERLYN’S MISTAKE

The limited series

Episode two
In which Magic Might Actually Happen

As Vivica runs inside to get her passport, huge-ass spiders descend toward her open window from the building’s rooftop.

Starting with the tonal magic of Merlyn’s tire iron-and-humming that puts the spiders to sleep intercut with the introduction of Smedley upstairs in the apartment this episode revolves around the existence of magic and what counts as ‘real’ magic.


Flashbacks include Merlyn’s advancement through Druidry and the first magics of language and rhythm, of leaf-libraries strung in the forests on yarn.

ENDS in the private plane, on the way to Heathrow, Frankie in the cockpit with Sofia, learning that she recently had Merlyn institutionalized for several months.

Back to episode one
Episode three—In Which the Plane Keeps Not Crashing
Episode Four – In Which It Really Is Love
Episode Five—In Which Everyone Just Wants it to Stop
Episode SIX – In Which We See Faerie Boobs
EPISODE SEVEN – In Which Merlyn Misses the Moment
EPISODE EIGHT —In Which the History We Never Learned Burned
EPISODE NINE—In Which the Knight Falls
TEN—In Which a New Story Begins
 

At the intersection of Roger Zelazny and Jim Butcher stands a small monument to individual agency, This magical, funny book that calls not for accountability but responsibility. As painful truths come to light, Merlyn’s conscience compels him to redress old wrongs only to realize that he has endangered all the people he loves. Still, despite machine gun fire, plane crashes and giant spiders, they will stand by him.. When he needs them, even his old Faerie ally Nimmue will be there to do her part. Still, if he can’t unravel the last riddles woven into the Arthurian Excalibur construct they may be too late to save themselves or the world.

“Brody’s writing is brilliant.”

Robin Williams

In the words of the wise, ancient magician himself, “If I see a way that I might save the world and I don’t at least try, then I’m sort of dick.”

I want to read the manuscript for the novel, please

More of
Merlyn’s Modern Problems
to come!