Hey guys, Lady N here, reporting on some of the progress around the library. 

First up, the Forum Scholar's Guild, a staple of TIL and lore study, is back in operation. We took the move as an opportunity to reevaluate and edit the guild, bringing it into the 21st century and making it as useful as possible. Many of the old articles have been trimmed, and those that remain -- including the Final Report to Trebonius, the Dragon Break at Red Mountain, and the Rebel's Return -- are definitely worth reading. 

Joining the Guild is simple: all you have to do is write an article that clarifies or explains lore, post it in our forum, and send one of the librarians a PM once you think its ready for review. We will then review it, and if its approved give you the necessary permissions to post it to the site. Details on submission and guidelines can be found within the FSG page (under the "Collaboration" section of the menu). Although you can write about anything that interests you, we especially need articles on the statue of Sithis (from the Vile Lair plug-in), the Dreamsleave, and the Dragon Break. 

Eurogamer conducted an interview with Todd Howard.  In it, Todd mentions two projects (one in production and another in pre-production design).  Let's hope one of them is a new Elder Scrolls title.

Today we have a new interview with Greg Keyes, the author of the Elder Scrolls Novel: The Infernal City. Many thanks to Greg Keyes for answering our questions and also to Gstaff to facilitating the interview. Enjoy...

Other than that, we haven't officially announced the new section in the library, which is Lady N's Lore notes of The Infernal City. So here we are, the topic of today is the Infernal City. Try to discuss more about the book and its lore in the forum thread here: Infernal Takeaways.

Yeah, you read it right. We have a new librarian. Lady Nerevar has decided to join the librarians here in TIL. Thanks to Lady N and congratulation!

The work to move the content of TIL to the new system is still ongoing. If you want to know what contents have been moved, please check this thread. For each section that has been moved, we update the thread. Also, this new system is not totally bullet proof, some issues show up from time-to-time. Feel free to report the problem, issue or anything unpleasant in this thread.

Okay, now... back to work.

Just want to make an update. Currently we have moved about 75% of the content to the Drupal system. All in-game books and the Pocket Guides have been moved. While moving the content, in some part, we added some new items, such as the introduction movie and ending movie in some of TES Storylines. Also, in Pocket Guides, we added the arts from the printed book.

At this rate, I hope the process of moving will be done next week.

Thank you for your patience and support over the weeks.  We have decided to open our doors, even though we haven't finished.  We didn't realize just how much amazing things we had on our bookshelves.  When we went to move it, we discovered just how daunting a task it was. TIL is not just a library, it's also a museum of The Elder Scrolls, and we have collected things since 1998 to these days.

Our goal is to continue to update over the next few weeks until we have finished. What you see here is a work-in-progress. Our final design probably will be different from what you see here, but rest assured, all of the wonderful material from Bethesda will remain in its full glory.