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of the Rage?
Andre deCourteney had run down to take part in the Yalloroon s dance, dragging
with him Gabrielle, who protested only halfheartedly. The little Yalloroon
giggled at them with delight; the wizard played the buffoon, flapping his
arms, twirling on his toes. The sorceress curtseyed, and moved light-footedly.
Ferrian joined their circle, moving slowly with a modest skip, and Dunstan,
who was roaring his amusement. Gil glanced to where the Lifetree climbed,
almost visibly, in the sun. He stood, took Swan s hand, led the High Constable
to her feet.  I m going dancing. You?
About the Author
Brian was born to Charles and Myra Daley. He has an older brother, David, and
younger sister, Myra. He graduated from Northern Valley Regional High School
of Old Tappan, NJ, in 1965. He then joined the army and served a year-long
tour of duty in Vietnam.
After the army, he attended Jersey City State College, majoring in media.
During this time, he wrote his first novel, The Doomfarers of Coramonde. He
went on to write the first Star Wars spin-off novels, The Han Solo Adventures.
Han Solo at Stars' End, the first book of the trilogy, was a New York Times
bestseller. Daley also adapted the original Star Wars film trilogy as a series
of radio dramas for National Public Radio.
Daley also wrote under the pseudonym Jack McKinney with his good friend of 20
years, James Luceno. Together, they wrote over 20 Robotech novels and
collaborated on the Black Hole Travel Agency series. Luceno is responsible for
editing the 1,600-page manuscript of Daley's Gamma L.A.W. quartet, which was
published posthumously. Daley and Luceno were also amongst a team of writers
for the 1986 television cartoon series The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers.
Lucia St. Clair Robson, an author of historical fiction, was Daley's partner
of 14 years.
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