Feist Does Political Intrigue And Does It Well. Spending three books in the highly ossified and rigid culture of other-worldly Kelewan was the right choice.

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Feist Does Political Intrigue And Does It Well. Spending three books in the highly ossified and rigid culture of other-worldly Kelewan was the right choice.
Wright Tries to Cram The Human Experience Into One Mathematical Principle. And Guess What — That Doesn’t Work So Well.
Much Better Than The Acclaimed Magician. Feist finds his footing and ends his first trilogy (The Riftwar Saga) better than he started it.
A Delectable Duology. This was a much needed meat and potatoes fantasy.
Ancient Wisdom Worth Reading. Everyone needs a little pithy self-help advice. The Greatest Book’s Ranking: #27/100 My Rating: I’ve dabbled in Stoicism for the past few
Awfully Boring. Damn this book is boring. The Greatest Book’s Ranking: #4/100 My Rating: Sweet Jesus. A book written in the 1800s on civics might be