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Roy Lester iamroyzablan — This is a long one, but I absolutely love listening to the audio book in the car on the way to work. The narrator gives life to many, many voices and does the accents very believably. This story is a cross between historical fiction and fable. Lovely to delve into.

Prashanth Sridhar _rashanth_ridhar — This was enchanting. I have heard very good things about this book (as well as some not so good things). After reading it, I think I will have to agree with those who loved JS & MN. It was long (782 pages), though it didn't feel that way, despite the relatively slow pace of the narrative. The writing is much slower than most books nowadays and the plot points were revealed one by one throughout the book; it wasn't until the last 100 pages or so that I finally had an inclination about how everything would resolve itself, and even then, Clarke still provided a number of interesting twists. Clarke's written a world in which magic is a divisive political issue, a passion, and in vogue. Her characters are flawed and there were times I found myself intensely disliking the main characters, only to have them redeem themselves by the end of the book. Highly recommended, and not just to fantasy fans. My only complaint was that while most of the subplots were resolved, there was still so much more that could be done. Despite this, I don't think this is a book that should have a sequel. It is almost perfect all alone and I think a sequel could only hurt it. Though, perhaps Susanna Clarke will surprise me again.

Vanesa Mateu vanesamateu — Prut, maar vast erg vernieuwend voor die tijd.