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Monthly Archives: February 2020
Rereading The Eye of the World, chapters 13-30
In which the Fellowship arrives in Baerlon, Nynaeve catches up with them, Whitecloaks and Min are introduced, the three ta’veren get their first taste of battle, a desperate choice is made to enter Shadar Logoth, Mat takes up the dagger, … Continue reading
Review of The Bard’s Blade by Brian D. Anderson
It was an unexpected arrival, but book mail is always welcome at la casa de martes. I started reading The Bard’s Blade in part due to comparisons to The Wheel of Time. As it happens, I had just started a … Continue reading
January 2020 Month-in-Review
I am going to keep this very short because I did very little reading in January, and even less blogging (only seven total posts in January). I only finished one book. Although that does understate things a bit: I have … Continue reading