Glenn’s review of City of Saints and Madmen (Ambergris #1) > Likes and Comments
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Thanks for introducing me to VanderMeer!
Jan wrote: "You got me intrigued. I like weird stuff. Like Jeff Noon and China Miéville.
Thanks for this review."
My pleasure, Jan. I came to VanderMeer by way of Jeff Noon. The 3rd novel in VanderMeer's Ambergris trilogy is Finch, a detective yarn as weird as Noon's Nyquist novels. I'm lovin' it.
Richard wrote: "Thanks for introducing me to VanderMeer!"
VanderMeer is an excellent writer with a fabulous imagination -- Finch, a detective novel, is the last in VanderMeer's cycle of three Ambergris novels. Having read City of Saints and Madmen, all the details of what Finch the detective discovers in a now dystopian Ambergris makes for one riveting read.
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Thanks for introducing me to VanderMeer!
Jan wrote: "You got me intrigued. I like weird stuff. Like Jeff Noon and China Miéville. Thanks for this review."
My pleasure, Jan. I came to VanderMeer by way of Jeff Noon. The 3rd novel in VanderMeer's Ambergris trilogy is Finch, a detective yarn as weird as Noon's Nyquist novels. I'm lovin' it.
Richard wrote: "Thanks for introducing me to VanderMeer!"VanderMeer is an excellent writer with a fabulous imagination -- Finch, a detective novel, is the last in VanderMeer's cycle of three Ambergris novels. Having read City of Saints and Madmen, all the details of what Finch the detective discovers in a now dystopian Ambergris makes for one riveting read.
Thanks for this review.