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Far, far away, jutting out into the emptiness beyond, like the figurehead of a mighty stone ship, is the Edge. The Edge, the Deepwoods, the Stone Gardens, the Edgewater River. Great Glade and Hive. Names on a map. Names in the Edge Chronicles. Yet behind each name lie a thousand tales - tales that have been recorded in ancient scrolls, tales that have been passed down the generations by word of mouth - tales which even now are being told. Tales that were collected, assembled and categorised on the Edge Chronicles Wiki. What follows is but one of those tales.

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What are The Edge Chronicles?[]

Written by Paul Stewart and illustrated by Chris Riddell, the Edge Chronicles tell the tales from a different world, the Edge: There is Quint, a sky-pirate captain's son, who discovers the secrets of the flying city of Sanctaphrax, the academic centre of the Edge. Then there's Twig, who lived with the woodtrolls in the Deepwoods, but who doesn't seem to belong there and goes his own way to find out who he really is. Times have changed. Stone-sickness has made sky-ships impossible. Rook, a young librarian is sent to the Freeglades, to become a Librarian Knight, a brave explorer of the Deepwoods and defender of freedom. New discoveries change the Edge, the invention of phraxengines industrialises the Edgeworld. In the middle of all his there is Nate who wants to explore what lies beyond the Edge. And Cade, who flees the bustling city of Great Glade to live a safer, seemingly peaceful life in a lone settlement in the Deepwoods. And there are the villains, gruesome, monstrous and clever or maybe not as evil as they may seem.

What's the Edge Chronicles Wiki?[]

The Edge Chronicles Wiki is about all the Edge. With more than 1600 pages since 2008, the Wiki has information about even the most meticulously hidden details of the Edge World.

And the good thing is, the fun is not yet over: Descenders, the next book of the Edge Chronicles, will be published in 2017/18!

The Edge Chronicles sold over 3 million copies worldwide and were translated into more than 30 languages. But now, they are sadly becoming less popular, also because the most recent books were not yet translated into multiple languages. Some other wikis like the German Klippenlandwiki got stuck and were abandoned after a few years, and we don't want this to happen to the Edge Chronicles Wiki. That's why we want you to help:

How can you contribute?[]

Do you love the Edge Chronicles? Join us and edit a few articles or discuss and share your fanart with us! The Help and Chat Time is every Thursday from 5:00 to 7:30 British Time. Or just browse through the pages to discover the immensely detailed and complex history, technology and nature of the Edge or explore connections between different books and reoccuring or related artefacts or characters. We are currently very few people who contribute regularly and are currently creating clickable Image Maps and modernising and redesigning the wiki (So if you know some HTML and some basic CSS, you are very welcome).

Through this post, we hope to get more attention to this great series of books and the Wiki dedicated to it. Click here to go directly to the wiki.

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Thanks for reading and we hope you join us on our quest,

Gloamglozer and the Edge Chronicles Wiki Community




Link to the wiki: http://theedgechronicles.wikia.com

Sources: Introduction is partly taken from "Vox", Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell, Corgi Books, page 11, page 15[]