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"...[I:]t is good to see such a marvelous work that stands on its own, without a dozen sequels, prequels, and hard to find novellas. In fantasy, that is a rare treat." That is definitely a treat. I tire of the constant, gigantic series too. Even though we never get back to the Palm, Kay did write a couple more books on this same world, yet they remain completely unrelated.Lions of Al-Rassan, Song for Arbonne, The Sarantium Mosaic, and I think even The Last Light of the Sun are all in different regions of whatever Kay's world is, so you can still revisit, if not exactly how you imagined.
That works for me then. More incentive to read those books. Thanks, Brad...
great recommendation Chris! and very just!
Fantastic review, Chris!! 😊
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May 29, 2009 07:20AM
"...[I:]t is good to see such a marvelous work that stands on its own, without a dozen sequels, prequels, and hard to find novellas. In fantasy, that is a rare treat." That is definitely a treat. I tire of the constant, gigantic series too. Even though we never get back to the Palm, Kay did write a couple more books on this same world, yet they remain completely unrelated.Lions of Al-Rassan, Song for Arbonne, The Sarantium Mosaic, and I think even The Last Light of the Sun are all in different regions of whatever Kay's world is, so you can still revisit, if not exactly how you imagined.
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That works for me then. More incentive to read those books. Thanks, Brad...
great recommendation Chris! and very just!
Fantastic review, Chris!! 😊
