I enjoyed Tigana so much, it made sense for me to dip into Kay's back catalog. I may have gone too far back. This book was really, really busy what with the 12 intersecting plot lines, the 27 classes of people, the 14 gods (numbers approximate, but overwhelming) and the odd shape-changer. The langua...
this is a wonderful novel. it is hard to love at first. sometimes you get to know people who seem automatically awkward, whose social style is stilted, composed of quotes from movies or off-putting attempts to be clever, insisting on repeating tired tales, who seem eager to please yet incapable of e...
On first starting "The Summer Tree", I thought, "Great. Another Tolkien 'inspired' writer. Wizards, elves, dwarves, a horse culture, wolf-like baddies, goblin-like baddies, and a Big Evil entombed under a mountain: can we say 'derivative'?" And that's about as far as I got with the bad-mouthing. ...
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