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“I read this book when I was quite young, and there are books that blow your mind then because they do something that you were not expecting at that point in your life. I should add that this was C. J. Cherryh’s debut, which I think is rude, to be quite honest – no one has any right being that good for their debut. It’s presented as a medieval fantasy book, and you see it through the eyes of Vanye, who is a barbarian-type figure. He’s pulled along on the adventures of Morgaine, who is a witch queen. The language is quite archaic, quite difficult, and it all adds to this olde-worlde feel with castles and all of that. But it’s all a lie!” Read more...
