UBC: Dragon in Chains & The Drowning City
Downum, Amanda [
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stillsostrange]. The Drowning City. New York: Orbit Books, in press.
Fox, Daniel [
moshui]. Dragon in Chains. New York: Del Rey-Ballantine, 2009.
These are both books that were sent to me in hopes of getting a blurb, and they're both going to get one. What I wanted to say here--aside from recommending both of them--is a comment about how diverse the possibilities are in the genre of secondary world fantasy. Both of these books take place in imaginary worlds. Both reject default-fant
stillsostrange]. The Drowning City. New York: Orbit Books, in press.Fox, Daniel [
moshui]. Dragon in Chains. New York: Del Rey-Ballantine, 2009.These are both books that were sent to me in hopes of getting a blurb, and they're both going to get one. What I wanted to say here--aside from recommending both of them--is a comment about how diverse the possibilities are in the genre of secondary world fantasy. Both of these books take place in imaginary worlds. Both reject default-fant
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