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Tag Archives: novel
Book Review: The Darkest Road
The Darkest Road (The Fionavar Tapestry #3), by Guy Gavriel Kay This is supposed to be the last novel in an epic fantasy series, but I just did not feel that this novel was all that compelling of a read. … Continue reading
Book Review: The Summer Tree
The Summer Tree (The Fionavar Tapestry #1), by Guy Gavriel Kay I’m glad I read this book (and its companion volume in this series that my library had, review forthcoming) after having read a few of the author’s other more … Continue reading
Book Review: Children Of Earth And Sky
Children Of Earth And Sky, by Guy Gavriel Kay In many ways this is a deeply interesting novel, and it illustrates the author openly seeking to pursue a variety of agendas. Some of these agendas are ones I can wholeheartedly … Continue reading
Book Review: The Last Light Of The Sun
The Last Light Of The Sun, by Guy Gavriel Kay By the time one has read five novels by the same author, one can understand pretty easily if one is going to like them or not, considering that authors tend … Continue reading
Book Review: A Brightness Long Ago
A Brightness Long Ago, by Guy Gavriel Kay This book is clearly part of a larger set of novels. Although this is the first of the novels by the author that I have read that has focused in his fictionalized … Continue reading
Book Review: Ysabel
Ysabel, by Guy Gavriel Kay One can tell that this book was written towards the beginning of the author’s career. For one, the author sets his story in the present-day. For another, he uses actual historical peoples and hasn’t fully … Continue reading
Book Review: River Of Stars
River Of Stars (Under Heaven #2), by Guy Gavriel Kay This book was a deeply moving and sad one. Interestingly enough, the author takes as his inspiration a tragic period in Chinese history when the folly of the Song Dynasty’s … Continue reading
Book Review: Under Heaven
Under Heaven (Under Heaven #1), by Guy Gavriel Kay I was informed about this particular series by a coworker of mine, and this book is the first of the author’s thirteen books in our library system that I was able … Continue reading
Book Review: The Private Diary of Mr. Darcy
The Private Diary Of Mr. Darcy, by Maya Slater This novel falls prey to one of the main failings of novels about the Regency era written by contemporary writers, and that is the tendency to be cynical about the virtue … Continue reading
Book Review: Darcy’s Story
Darcy’s Story, by Janet Aylmer This book does something worthwhile that is harder to do than it might seem at first, and that is to rearrange and reframe the story of Pride & Prejudice while retaining as much as possible … Continue reading
