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A mini-review of Flames of Nevyana
The Flames of Nevyana blog tour carries on. The first review (well, a kind of mini-review) how now appeared on Paula Johanson’s blog.
A few excerpts:
It’s always a treat to find a new book by Edward Willett. He’s a Canadian writer who can be relied on to put narrative — story, if you prefer — before anything else…
In a few images, Willett presents the differing communities of his protagonists, making these young people and their surroundings distinct and memorable…
Anyone who can write with such immediacy about light, rain, and mystic discipline has my attention!
Read the whole thing.
Permanent link to this article: https://edwardwillett.com/2016/10/a-mini-review-of-flames-of-nevyana/
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