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 The Steel Remains - Richard Morgan
Newest Review: ... women attracted to his position of clan master and his reputation as a dragon slayer. He has also been changed by his ... more  ... experiences in the war and has little time for his own religion, which sees him branded a heretic amongst his own people. This concerns his brothers, who are determined that he will not dishonour their family name any longer and mean to remove him as head of their clan in the most extreme way.
The story follows these three characters through their daily lives as they deal with the threats facing them and their livelihoods. Unusually for a story like this, we get to see their personal habits as well as follow the more exc...more |
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The Steel Remains - Richard Morgan: As Strong As Steel (1109 words)
by - written on 02/11/08 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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After a couple of attempts at science fiction, Richard Morgan has turned his hand to fantasy. His earlier works have been well thought of; frequently praised for bringing a touch of reality to the science fiction genre and his fantasy work promises to do the same. Ringil Eskiath is a war hero, living in the small town of Gallow's Gap; the scene of his greatest moment in a war between humans and a lizard race. His sword hangs in a tavern where he spends most of his time, except when called upon to rid the town of minor nuisances. Although he's still killing things in return for money and favours, his role is now more pest control than protection. Until one ... Read the complete review
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