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 The Forgotten Beasts of Eld - Patricia A. Mckillip
 The Forgotten Beasts of Eld - Patricia A. Mckillip ... published 2005-11-10 by GollanczNewest Review: ... thing that is always incredibly difficult about reading Sci-Fi and Fantasy is that the characters have some really weird ... more ... names, and it's very difficult to keep on op of who and what they are doing. The Forgotten Beast of Eld is different, as its very readable and the characters are easy to keep on track of. At fewer than 200 pages, it's also not too lengthy and boring.
Ptricia A, McKillip won the 1975 World Fantasy Award for this novel. It tells the story of Sybel, a witch type character who lives alone in a house on a mountain. She's a bit of a loner, but she is able to communicate to the strange mythical creatures who populate the...more |
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The Forgotten Beasts of Eld - Patricia A. Mckillip: The Forgotten Beasts of Eld (320 words)
by - written on 30/03/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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I've been recently trying to read Gollanz's collection of Sci-Fi Masterworks, however the last few have been heavy going so I've shifted into their more accessible Fantasy Masterworks series. People who read fantasy novels are usually derided for liking elves, dragons and witches - but if you've read Lord of the Rings, you'll know theres a lot more to them than that. One thing that is always incredibly difficult about reading Sci-Fi and Fantasy is that the characters have some really weird names, and it's very difficult to keep on op of who and what they are doing. The Forgotten Beast of Eld is different, as its very readable and the characters are easy to ... Read the complete review
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