For all its extremely small scale and placid surface, this is an understatedly ambitious book, though in keeping with its world where people can get physically sick from too much pride or at least believe they can, it presents itself humbly.
I am still rather seriously invested in discerning the substrate musical, but I am glad the book holds up as itself: I also like Karr's Tanglelands fantasies and their world that looks only superficially like other sword-and-sorceries.
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Date: 2018-11-28 08:48 pm (UTC)I am still rather seriously invested in discerning the substrate musical, but I am glad the book holds up as itself: I also like Karr's Tanglelands fantasies and their world that looks only superficially like other sword-and-sorceries.