Completing the trilogy.
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New Additions #89
Another trilogy completed.
New Additions #80
I’ve waited for this one for so long! (And will have to wait a little bit longer still, because I just started reading another book.)
New Additions #74
Can’t really read the second trilogy of the Pern series before this one, can I?
Review: the Gormenghast trilogy by Mervyn Peake
Ah, Gormenghast. Hailed as one of the classics of Fantasy, I just had to read this trilogy. The Gormenghast trilogy by Mervyn Peake consists of:
- Titus Groan
- Gormenghast
- Titus Alone
Plot:
The Gormenghast trilogy deals with the lives and deaths of the people of the great castle of Gormenghast. The first book starts with the birth of Titus Groan, the seventy-seventh Earl of Groan, son of Lord Sepulchrave, the seventy-sixth Earl of Groan and the Countess Gertrude, younger brother of Fuchsia. This event shakes the foundation of Gormenghast, and none of the lives of those who live within – and outside – those walls will ever be the same.
New Additions #57
The missing one of the trilogy is also on its way.
Review: Dancer’s Lament by Ian C. Esslemont
Dancer’s Lament is the first novel in the Path to Ascendancy trilogy by Ian C. Esslemont.
Plot:
The walled city of Li Heng has been protected for years by the mysterious Protectress while the minor city states surrounding the city have warred with each other. It is strong, and secure, and protected by not just the powerful sorceress, but also by a cabal of five strong mages. But now there’s war looming, and chaos. And two young men are poised to take advantage of that chaos.
