Analysis
Revolution and Spy Work Darken Trickster’s Queen
Everything seeded in the last book comes to a head in Trickster’s Queen. The novel, published in 2004, brings this...
Everything seeded in the last book comes to a head in Trickster’s Queen. The novel, published in 2004, brings this...
The Fandomentals reviewed the first of Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files previously, analyzing the problems in the 2000 debut novel,...
Trickster’s Choice is new territory for Pierce. The spy novel proves morally ambiguous. The contrast with Kel’s morally upright story...
Only two of the books in this series list both David and Leigh Eddings as co-authors. It’s fitting that they...
The dedication to Lady Knight reads “To the people of New York City, I always knew the great sacrifice and...
Although the future has arrived, in 1995 the Eddingses have more story to tell. And I do mean plural. David...
Kel commands, and Pierce readies her for the trials of the next book, and for the rest of her life....
And so it begins. The future is finally here, in the final book of the Mallorean. No more endless cycles,...
Well, except for herself that is. First published in 2000, Page deals with Kel’s next three years of page training. It...
In my last article I said that there weren’t concrete antagonists in Demon Lord of Karanda. Well, this book solves...
