What do you do when someone takes everything you ever wanted – and everything you didn’t know you wanted – and makes it heart-stoppingly, stunningly, searingly beautiful before they give it back to you?
Epic fantasy that is nothing it claims to be, and EVERYTHING it wants to be!
How do I sell you on a book I can’t tell you about???
A traditional Epic Fantasy that completely bucks tradition.
Epic fantasy written by a woman, about women.
A very readable but ultimately disappointing sequel.
In which I lose my mind over how awesome this book is and use far too much caps-lock
It’s hard to write about books everyone’s talking about: what is there to add to the conversation? Nonetheless, a few comments…
So this is my first comic/graphic novel review for Wyrd & Wonder, and – look, listen. Listen. I have only one thing to say about this book. I LOVED IT SO MUCH!!! I don’t read comics or graphic novels very often – I’m picky as hell – but this was an unmitigated delight from start […]
For my first Wyrd and Wonder review, I wanted to talk about one of my favourite books in all the world. The problem is that I have no idea how to describe it.