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Montreal Review of Books likes Song of the Sword
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he Montreal Review of Books, published by the Association of English-Language Publishers of Quebec, has a very nice review of Song of the Sword in its latest issue. (My publisher, Lobster Press, is based in Montreal.) Andrea Belcham writes:
Willett’s novel will please fantasy junkies with its intricate details; yet there’s also an appealing poetry to Ariane’s story, best manifested when she learns to use her powers to merge with water and transport herself wherever it flows. Song of the Sword is a unique twist on the old subjects of teenage rebellion and self-discovery.
Read the whole thing.
Permanent link to this article: https://edwardwillett.com/2010/11/montreal-review-of-books-likes-song-of-the-sword/
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