I’m looking forward to see how the site evolves and some interesting content.

As for the Grey Fees / mittel marches and the seas of fate - I’d only recently read the Dreamthief’s Daughter and whilst I think you (and Howard) are right that essentially the intention is that the Grey Fees described in that book are meant to be the Mittelmarches of the Warhond and World’s Pain and the City in the Autumn Stars, they didn’t feel like it to me - all this (explicitly stated) stuff about “a realm of perfect balance” felt (and still feels, if I’m honest), like MM wanted something different and (as usual!) didn’t really care about detailed continuity with past writing. His perogative, but the extent to which the Dreamthief’s Daughter and the Second Ether books feel like they are wilfully contradicting / revising earlier works rather soured my enjoyment of them. I must confess I’ve not bothered with the Skrayling Tree or White Wolf’s Son, nor the War Amongst the Angels.

I always found the vision of the space between planes as the shifting “limbo” of the seas of fate, and the mittelmarches as simply adjacent planes in indefinite conjuntion with our earth much more compelling personally, and I confess I was probably pushing that interpretation a bit whilst tweaking the piece for a Million Spheres.