#WyrdAndWonder day 6 | fly my pretties
I firmly believe mythical beasties should be terrifying. Don‘t give me soft unicorns and pretty pegasus (pegasi?), those horns and wings are a deadly advantage on a creature who already has deadly hooves and good reach. Guy Gavriel Kay gets a prize for asking what‘s scarier than an enormous evil magical swan and replying with a fantasy creature you‘d die for if she didn‘t kill you first.
pickThis is the final book in Guy Gavriel Kay's Fionavar Tapestry. The series, a mix of Arthurian legend and Tolkien-like fantasy, is not as good as some of GGK's later works, but the writing is beautiful and Simon Vance's narration of the audiobook is superb.
#ShutdownReadathon #JoyousJanuary
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pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Uh this trilogy! There is something about this author‘s writing that just sucks me in and makes me feel things I cannot even describe. I loved this conclusion to the Fionavar Trilogy and really cannot wait to try another story by this author.
pickI think out of the entire trilogy I enjoyed this one the most. I still can‘t say I approve of the Aurthuian storyline but this installment has a lot of payoff for things subtly built in the first two. Solid ending which made me glad I stuck with it despite earlier misgivings.
#BuriedAliveChallenge
Finally have time to settle down and enjoy some reading and quality time with the baby.
#CatsOfLitsy
#BookReport
Managed to finish both of my forecasted books and a bonus Scalzi this week. Was a little disappointed with Ctrl Alt Revolt but the Scalzi was great so it balanced out.
#WeeklyForecast
Up next is the final Fionavar Tapestry book followed by the next Cassandra Kresnov.
On to Book Three. A really good trilogy. Can't believe I've never read it before!
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