This was an interesting book. I picked it up at the library while in search of a new fantasy author. I'd never heard of Lynn, but she had good recommendations from two of my favorite authors on the back of the book, so I thought I would give it a shot.I did enjoy her writing style - it was intere...
Elizabeth A. Lynn is a highly nuanced and subtle writer, and in my opinion doesn't receive the acclaim to which she is entitled. Arun is the second book in the Chronicles of Tornor series, and the best of the three. The others are also well worth reading, though, and read in order will provide pu...
The low star is entirely because of the ending. The book itself was good - it didn't have the focus of the first one, tended to meander around a bit, but I enjoyed all of the characters (even the one who started life as a villain) and didn't mind following them around in vaguely interconnected st...
da: http://www.webalice.it/michele.castel... Un romanzo del 1979, mai apparso in Italia, e nemmeno i suoi due seguiti, che compongono la trilogia di Tornor. Abbastanza apprezzati in America, tanto da essere ristampati piuttosto spesso. Questo primo romanzo ha anche vinto il World Fantasy Award ...
THE NORTHERN GIRL by Elizabeth A. Lynn(review written in August 2006)How do I write about ‘The Northern Girl’, one of my favourite novels? The city of Kendra On The Delta haunted me for years after my first reading twenty years ago. Reading it again recently was like catching up with old friends....
Elizabeth Lynn's 1978 novel A Different Light is science fictional in form and content, but it is at its core a novel about the artistic vision. Jimson Alleca is one of the great artists of his time. His work is shown and sold across the known galaxy, but he is trapped on his home planet. In a fu...