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	ESR \| May 17, 2004 \| The curious case of Nick Berg
		Apparently, the FBI was not buying Berg's rendition of events either, as they reportedly interviewed Berg post-9/11 in the US, and subsequently in recent weeks when he was held in custody for a short period by Iraqi police.
		Reportedly, Berg was in possession of the Koran and anti-Semitic materials in Iraq, which is thoroughly incongruent with being a "good Jew." And, he was wearing an Islamic-style beard at the time of is death.
		Michael Berg has made the rather bizarre public statement, "My son died for the sins of George Bush and Donald Rumsfeld", when in fact government officials attempted to ship Nick Berg back to the US in order to get him out of harm's way.
	www.enterstageright.com /archive/articles/0504/0504berg.htm (730 words)

	Product Reviews - Restoration - HDTVEdge.com - Get the HDTV Edge with the Latest News, Reviews and Hot Deals
		Carol Berg's fantasy trilogy, culminating in the brilliant third novel, "Restoration," is what every series of this genre strives to be.
		Berg's vividly-imagined world in which demons, gods, and winged men vie for domination of the human race, is done with rich detail, flawless execution, and riveting storytelling.
		Berg's ability to create two strong, fascinating protagonists is impressive in and of itself, but the fact that she places Seyonne, a former slave and current sorcerer, and Aleksander, conflicted heir to the empire's throne, in such a strong setting and plotline is quite an achievement.
	www.hdtvedge.com /reviews-0451458907.html (4280 words)

	rfbookreviews.com- Carol Berg
		Berg is a master world-builder, but you'll miss a lot if you read too fast, which is too easy in these books.
		The one thing I absolutely love about Carol Berg is that her writing just gets better and better.
		Berg decided that the story couldn't stay where it was (which surprised me, since I was extremely happy with the ending of the third, but who am I to complain?).
	www.rfbookreviews.com /authors/berg.htm (365 words)

	Amazon.de: Transformation: English Books: Carol Berg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Sixteen years of slavery have left Seyonne with little sense of who he is, or who he used to be; Carol Berg's Transformation is the story of how he gradually comes to know himself and becomes a player in the game of empires and kings.
		Berg has created a world in which there are several sorts of magic that hardly overlap, and whose local bigotries --Seyonne, once a leader of his people, has been dishonoured forever by capture--are credibly unpleasant.
		Mit Seyonne schafft Berg einen Charakter, der sich in seinem Elend eine eigene Welt mit der abgeklÃ¤rten Philosophie eines Sklaven, der nichts Gutes mehr vom Leben zu erwarten hofft, geschaffen hat.
	www.amazon.de /Transformation-Carol-Berg/dp/0451457951 (1739 words)

	Rambles: Carol Berg, Song of the Beast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Happily, I was pleasantly surprised upon reading this latest novel from Carol Berg.
		Berg's characters are all too human with very human flaws.
		Nonetheless, I enjoyed it and though this is the first novel from Berg I've read it definitely won't be the last.
	www.rambles.net /berg_songbeast03.html (345 words)

	Amazon.com: Revelation: Books: Carol Berg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Berg if you are writing a sequel to "Revelation," please don't fall into the habit of impaling your hero into ever more hideous torture scenes.
		Carol Berg is an excellent storyteller, as evidenced by her previous work, "Transformation." Well, looks like she's done it again.
		Carol Berg really manages to suck you into this world--amazingly, since she doesn't spend much time describing the world or its history.
	www.amazon.com /Revelation-Carol-Berg/dp/0451458427 (3363 words)

	Interviews » Carol Berg
		Carol Berg: I can’t say I had a particular inspiration, other than to turn a fantasy trope on its head.
		Carol Berg: Two other Roc authors and I are working on a West Coast book tour in June.
		Carol Berg: Certainly fantasy worlds can take on many different shapes, some closer to our own world, with some slight alteration to its natural laws to permit such things as magic, and some that are radically different from our world.
	www.chronicles-network.com /interviews/3/carol-berg (1379 words)

	Amazon.com: Restoration: Books: Carol Berg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Carol Berg's 'Rai-Kirah' trilogy "Transformation," "Revelation," and "Restoration" is so believable (well, except for the wizards and demons), it almost falls into the category of historical fiction.
		It is narrated by Seyonne who was once a mighty wizard and Warden against demonkind, then a slave to Prince Aleksander, then the savior of demonkind and a wizard-in-exile, and finally in "Restoration," a mighty winged warrior who fights for the deposed heir-apparent to a fantastical Arabian Nights Empire.
		This third book in Berg's trilogy has prodigious battles, hair's-breadth escapes, and journeys to locales from her previous two novels, including the land of the demons.
	www.amazon.com /Restoration-Carol-Berg/dp/0451458907 (2101 words)

	Carol Berg Index. The Eternal Night Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Web Site
		Though Carol Berg went off to Rice University to major in mathematics, she took every English course that listed novels on the syllabus-just so she would have time to keep reading.
		It was her college roommate that loaned her the copy of Tolkien that gave her a love for epic fantasy that changed her life...eventually.
		Carol now has eight novels published and she has put the engineering career on hold to become a full-time writer.
	www.eternalnight.co.uk /books/b/bergcarol.html (177 words)

	The SF Site Featured Review: Restoration
		Carol Berg lives in Colorado but has her roots in Texas.
		Carol Berg is a heck of a writer.
		However, that's a flaw of the genre rather than Berg's, and my enjoyment of her sword and sorcery epic only goes to prove that a talented writer can craft a rivetting read out of almost any subject.
	www.sfsite.com /11a/re139.htm (524 words)

	Carol Berg OSB, Ph. D. — History Department — CSB/SJU (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Carol Berg is currently enjoying her 34th year in the CSB/SJU History department.
		Carol was instrumental in pioneering the CSB/SJU Women's Studies Program in the 1980's, and also initiated Chinese, Japanese, and Indian history courses at CSB/SJU.
		Carol has also traveled extensively to Indian reservations in the southwestern United States.
	www.csbsju.edu /history/faculty/cberg.htm (96 words)

	The Curious Case of Nick Berg -- Carol Devine-Molin -- GOPUSA
		Reportedly, Berg was in possession of the Koran and anti-Semitic materials in Iraq, which is thoroughly incongruent with being a "good Jew".
		One might even extrapolate that Berg was a terrorist sympathizer attempting to make contact with al-Qaeda in order to collaborate with the organization and provide it with information acquired during his Mid-East travels.
		It appears Berg was made to believe that he was aiding al-Qaeda by cooperating with some type of ransom video.
	www.gopusa.com /commentary/cmolin/2004/cdm_0517.shtml (769 words)

	Son of Avonar by Carol Berg - Book
		My only problem with the flashbacks was that Berg would often chose to begin a lengthy flashback just as the action in the present time was becoming interesting, so that I found it somewhat difficult to remain interested in the book.
		Carol manages to create very visual, tactile scenes with precision and economy of words, so you feel yourself in the story, bypassing the infamous sort of over-extended descriptions.
		The world Carol creates is currently ruled by people of the most unpleasant ilk, whom Seri rightly scorns.
	www.sffworld.com /book/3163.html (631 words)

	Scifi and Fantasy Forum: Books and Book Reviews: Carol Berg -- Raikirah
		I recently finished Carol Berg's Raikirah series, and I have to recommend them to you all.
		Carol Berg is a little-known author and her books are a gem in the adventure/fantasy genre.
		She is at least a better than average writer, but I think she has a way of turning a phrase in a clear but concise way without losing meaning.
	speculativevision.com /forum/messages/15/3838.html (331 words)

	Heart of America Medical Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Carol says "working in a rural area I'm able to work with people of all ages and treat a variety of healthcare concerns."
		Carol resides in the Towner area and in her spare time she enjoys yard work, reading, traveling, and visiting her four grown children.
		In addition to her time spent at the clinic in Towner, Carol spends time each week at the HMO serving as the Assistant Medical Director.
	www.hamc.com /htmls/johnsonclinic.htm (517 words)

	Carol Berg Interview - Page 1 of 5
		Carol Berg is the acclaimed author of the Rai-kirah trilogy, composed of the books Transformation, Revelation, and Restoration.
		Carol was kind enough to give us of her time to talk about her career, her views on writing in the fantasy genre, her works up to date, and the new series, called The Bridge of D'Arnath.
		Carol Berg: First off, every author has to have a book complete a year before it comes out.
	www.sffworld.com /interview/9p0.html (921 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Carol Berg - Daughter of Ancients: Book Four of the Bridge of D'arnath at ...
		Carol Berg - Daughter of Ancients: Book Four of the Bridge of D'arnath
		Daughter of Ancients is book 4 of Carol Berg's The Bridge of D'Arnath series.
		Additional information on Carol Berg - Daughter of Ancients: Book Four of the Bridge of D'arnath or other products.
	www.epinions.com /content_212752436868 (767 words)

	Transformation by Carol Berg - Book
		‘Transformation’ is an apt title for Carol Berg’s debut as it refers to layers of transformations that occur within the trilogy.
		However, as the story proceeds it’s evident that they possess much in common: a fierce loyalty to their prospective nations; a willingness to acknowledge both their failings and strengths; and the particular type of cliched honour common to fantasy protagonists.
		Berg has a smooth writing style, and her prose is easy to read without being simple or banal.
	www.sffworld.com /book/3111.html (676 words)

	Berg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Berg (German region), a region and a former state of the Holy Roman Empire
		Berg, Lower Austria, a municipality in the Bruck an der Leitha District of Austria
		Berg is the 632nd most popular last name in the United States
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Berg (196 words)

	ParanormalRomance Reviews: Carol Berg, Daughter of the Ancients Review
		This is the fourth and final book in THE BRIDGE OF D'ARNATH saga and it ties up all the loose ends, answers all the questions readers may have and finally shows where Gerick's true loyalties lie once he is again exposed to the magical instrument of the dead Lords.
		Carol Berg has written an exciting, ensorcelling and enthralling fantasy saga on a par with The Lord of The Rings and The Sword of Shannara.
		Tangled in bonds of love, family, memory, and guilt, Gerick sets out to unravel the mysteries of ancient kings, ancient evil, and the dreadful truth of his own destiny.
	pnr.thebestreviews.com /review29900 (474 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Song of the Beast: Books: Carol Berg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Son of Avonar (Bridge of D'Arnath) by Carol Berg
		Berg's first novel since writing the brillant Rai-Kirah series and it lives up to the high standards set by Revealtion and co. "Song of the beast" is however by NO MEANS A FOLLOW-UP.
		Carol Berg's prose is like sampling fine wine...
	www.amazon.co.uk /Song-Beast-Carol-Berg/dp/0451459237 (604 words)

	Amazon.fr : Son of Avonar: Livres en anglais: Carol Berg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Amazon.fr : Son of Avonar: Livres en anglais: Carol Berg
		In the Four Realms, sorcery is persecuted with a thoroughness that recalls the Third Reich, and Leiran noblewoman Seri has gone into exile to avoid not only that but also the faction fights of the royal family.
		On the way to it, Berg exhibits her skill with language, world-building, and the intelligent development of the magic that affects and is affected by the characters.
	www.amazon.fr /Son-Avonar-Carol-Berg/dp/0451459628 (506 words)

	The Best Reviews: Carol Berg, The Soul Weaver Review
		While Karon rules in Avonor on the world of Gondai, a place where magic is practiced openly; his wife Seri and their son Gerik live on the mundane world of Valleorn, where magic is stamped out whenever the anomaly appears.
		Carol Berg is one of those rare and talented fantasists who has the ability to create worlds out of her imagination, populates them with tortured but likeable characters and place them in realms that feel believable.
		With three worlds at the brink of ruin, both the Prince and his heir must look inside their own souls to discover the devastating truth of their enemies.
	thebestreviews.com /review25727 (372 words)

	Lunacat.net - Science Fiction & Fantasy Books - Fantastic Tales - Transformation by Carol Berg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Enter an exotic world of demons, of a remarkable boy-prince, of haunted memories, of the terrors of slavery, and of the triumphs of salvation.
		Enter the incredible new world of Carol Berg...
		Carol Berg hooks the reader with vividly drawn characters and draws us into an exotic, dangerous, and beautifully crafted world.
	www.lunacat.net /books/books-tales/0451457951.htm (115 words)

	Carol Berg - Penguin UK Authors - Penguin UK
		Carol Berg - Penguin UK Authors - Penguin UK home
		Though Colorado is home, Carol Berg's roots are in Texas, in a family of teachers, musicians, and railroad men.
		She has degrees in mathematics from Rice University and computer science from the University of Colorado, but managed to squeeze in minors in English and art history along the way.
	www.penguin.co.uk /nf/Author/AuthorPage/0,,1000022159,00.html (114 words)

	Restoration by Carol Berg
		Berg keeps you reading to the end with her final instalment.
		Her characters are developed very well and you sympathise with them a great deal.
		Don't let the fact that it is written in the first person put you off, she does it very well.
	www.computercrowsnest.com /sfnews2/03_feb/review0203_15.shtml (761 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Son of Avonar (Bridge of D'Arnath): Books: Carol Berg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Son of Avonar is the first installment in a new fantasy trilogy from Carol Berg.
		Reluctantly Seri lets herself get involved in helping the stranger figure out who he is and why so many different people are chasing him.
		As the story unfolds Berg also takes us back a decade to fill us in on the events that caused Seri’s banishment from court.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Avonar-Bridge-DArnath-Carol-Berg/dp/0451459628 (565 words)

	Guardians of the Keep by Carol A Berg - an infinity plus review
		The action here is more straightforward in time than was Son of Avonar, a definite improvement in my mind; instead the skips are mainly from one person's perspective to another.
		Carol Berg shows marked improvement in storytelling skill from her previous books to Son of Avonar, and from that first book in the series to Guardians of the Keep.
		If you love dark, compelling fantasy full of adventure and intrigue, this is it.
	www.infinityplus.co.uk /nonfiction/guardiansofthekeep.htm (439 words)

	Carol Berg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A graduate of engineering school, with a degree in mathematics, she has since earned a BSc in Computer Science.
		Carol has taught maths, childbirth preparation and parenting, and currently works as a software engineer.
		She lives in Colorado with her husband, and has three grown-up children.
	www.twbooks.co.uk /authors/carolberg1.html (433 words)

	Romantic SF & Fantasy Novels \| Weblog Entry - 02/24/2004: "Carol Berg's SON OF AVONAR -- Suzanne's review"
		It's written in first person, and it dovetails the current impoverished exile of Seri, a noblewoman, with flashbacks of her painful past, when 10 years earlier her beloved husband was tortured and killed by the rulers of the land as a sorcerer and her newborn child taken from her and murdered.
		But the level of angst she writes over the course of hundreds of pages can be off-putting.
		It's a good thing that Berg's characters are resilient for everything she puts them through.
	www.romanticsf.com /news/00000186.shtml (627 words)

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