A Few Further Tales of Einarinn eBook Juliet E McKenna
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A collection of five stories featuring characters from Juliet E McKenna’s Tales of Einarinn, beginning with the full story of an earlier adventure involving Livak, Halice, Sorgrad and Gren, followed by encounters and incidents set between the books of that series and concluding with unforeseen events a little while after the final volume.
Four stories have only been published previously in magazines and other limited distribution venues. One story, “Absent Friends”, is original to this collection. The book offers both an introduction to the world of Einarinn for new readers as well as insights and sidelights for established fans.
Artwork originally commissioned from some of Britain’s finest illustrators and comics artists to go with The Wedding Gift story provide black and white character illustrations throughout the ebook and the coloured portrait of Livak for the cover.
Win Some, Lose Some
A Spark in the Darkness
Absent Friends
Why the Pied Crow Always Sounds Disappointed
The Wedding Gift
A Few Further Tales of Einarinn eBook Juliet E McKenna
Juliet McKenna's first series - Tales of Einarinn - has long been my favorite fantasy series, so this collection of short stories using the characters from that was of immediate interest to me. With the exception of the first, the stories are set in the gaps between the Tales of Einarinn and reuse the main characters.On the positive side the tone and feel of the characters feels consistent with the books. World building, character development action all very solid. The first story was probably the best of the bunch, showing the primary character from Tales of Einarinn - the thief/gambler Livak before the the first book - younger and less experienced.
There are a couple of negatives the first and most important is that this collection doesn't stand alone that well. Without reading the series it is based around the reader probably won't get as much from it. Secondly there isn't a central theme as such, the stories are largely independent of each other with no separate theme of their own, something that was a slight disappointment. Still on the whole I enjoyed this collection and would recommend it.
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A Few Further Tales of Einarinn eBook Juliet E McKenna Reviews
Juliet McKenna's first series - Tales of Einarinn - has long been my favorite fantasy series, so this collection of short stories using the characters from that was of immediate interest to me. With the exception of the first, the stories are set in the gaps between the Tales of Einarinn and reuse the main characters.
On the positive side the tone and feel of the characters feels consistent with the books. World building, character development action all very solid. The first story was probably the best of the bunch, showing the primary character from Tales of Einarinn - the thief/gambler Livak before the the first book - younger and less experienced.
There are a couple of negatives the first and most important is that this collection doesn't stand alone that well. Without reading the series it is based around the reader probably won't get as much from it. Secondly there isn't a central theme as such, the stories are largely independent of each other with no separate theme of their own, something that was a slight disappointment. Still on the whole I enjoyed this collection and would recommend it.
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