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by Piers Anthony
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A Voracious Reader
A Voracious Reader rated it 11 years ago
*Book source ~ My home library Mym is a Prince who stutters. Since he has an older brother who will inherit the throne he finally runs away to join a traveling circus. He starts out doing menial labor, but soon works up to being one of the main attractions as Mym the Mime. He and Orb Kaftan, the m...
Reading Adler's List
Reading Adler's List rated it 12 years ago
It’s a clever twist, making Mym a Hindu and interjecting him into the occidental role of Mars. And it works. The series was becoming (and still is) somewhat predictable at this point- mortal becomes immortal, meets other immortals and then has some interaction with Satan. However, Mym’s outside ...
Jo Thomas
Jo Thomas rated it 12 years ago
As with the earlier books in the series: not as good as I remembered. But I will finish my re-read!
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd rated it 13 years ago
It seems that in his way Anthony is attempting political commentary in his novels. Having (unfortunately) read quite a lot of his works, this is something that he does seem to do, however, I would have to add, not in a really good way. Anthony is first and foremost a science-fiction/fantasy writer, ...
Sticky Note Quotes
Sticky Note Quotes rated it 14 years ago
This is Mars, the god of wars story. Like the others of the series (why can't Piers break the mold?) this book starts with his story of what he was before war and what caused him to become war. But this book brought nothing new to the series, it was just the same thing as always. He becomes a Incarn...
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