The Woad to Wuin (Sir Apropos of Nothing, Book 2)
by Peter David
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Read in June, 2008
This second adventure actually started off with a good deal more levity and parody than I expected after the first novel. If you are of a mind that begins to doubt your reading choice at this point, stick with it. The first quarter doesn't really prepare you for what is going to happen. There is a very different, if dark, ride coming up.
Foreshadowing of a third novel comes early in case you don't already know it exists. This robbed the story of some potential "edge of your seat"...more
Foreshadowing of a third novel comes early in case you don't already know it exists. This robbed the story of some potential "edge of your seat"...more
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Read in February, 2008
This is Book 2 of David's fascinating account of the life of Apropos of Nothing, a fantasy farce. It starts off with a quite risque version of a quest for a special ring...and ends up being a reflection on what hatred and invincibility can bring forth in an average man. It didn't resolve as well as I wanted it to but you can't have everything.
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Read in August, 2007
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fantasy lovers
This sequel to "Sir Apropos of Nothing" starts with a very silly parody of the Lord of the Rings. However, this silliness turns out to have serious consequences later on in the book. And this book becomes quite strange and gripping halfway through. Very cool, if unsettling at times.
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Read in December, 2006
While the first book of this series was a lot of fun, this one slogged down and just did not have the same punch, the same humor, and the same style as the first.
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those who REALLY appreciate sarcasm and have read other fantasy books
Possibly funnier than the first book in the series, Sir Apropos of Nothing. Same main character, still makes me laugh out loud, but it isn't for everyone.
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Read in January, 2006
Brilliant as always, although the middle part is quite dark.
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Read in November, 2006
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Amy
See review for Sir Apropos of Nothing.
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Read in September, 2002
Very silly!
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