Really enjoyed this review. Love how you captured the ethos and feel of the book. It’s about home and belonging, culture and expression. Looking forward to discussing it 😀
Jarrod you're too good to sell books 🤣I have Kay on my TBR for so long, but there are also so many recommendations about his books that I never know where to start. This one sounds very good and given the comments (and your review) it may be a great place to start! thanks for sharing!
Delightful review! It occurred to the algorithm this morning that I might like your videos. One watch later and I’m subscribed with half a dozen new entries in my Watch Later list. :)
Glad you so enjoyed this novel! I am looking forward for your in-depth discussion of it and hope my “videos” (read: recorded no-audio PowerPoint presentations😅😆) on the Lore of Tigana will give some helpful context!
Was my first GGK. Writing was beautiful and is fairly slow paced. There are a few scenes that are just oddd and out of place. A habit he has in several of other of his books I have read which I enjoyed more. But stand alones seem so rare these are a good fit between series. Also recommend Curse of Chalion by McMaster Bujold.
Really enjoyed this review. Love how you captured the ethos and feel of the book. It’s about home and belonging, culture and expression. Looking forward to discussing it 😀
Same here!
I’m so glad you’re loving GGK’s writing! Tigana had a few things I clashed with, but the positives way out-weighed the negatives for me.
So true!
Jarrod you're too good to sell books 🤣I have Kay on my TBR for so long, but there are also so many recommendations about his books that I never know where to start. This one sounds very good and given the comments (and your review) it may be a great place to start! thanks for sharing!
This was my first GGK as well. Hit me like a ton of bricks.
It was nice to hear your thoughts here, and I hope you continue to enjoy Kay! I'll be starting my 8th novel of his tonight!
Thanks Josh! I hope to catch up to you someday :)
Delightful review! It occurred to the algorithm this morning that I might like your videos. One watch later and I’m subscribed with half a dozen new entries in my Watch Later list. :)
@@GentleReader01 thank you so much and welcome!
Glad you so enjoyed this novel! I am looking forward for your in-depth discussion of it and hope my “videos” (read: recorded no-audio PowerPoint presentations😅😆) on the Lore of Tigana will give some helpful context!
@@MacScarfield absolutely! Thanks!
Was my first GGK. Writing was beautiful and is fairly slow paced.
There are a few scenes that are just oddd and out of place. A habit he has in several of other of his books I have read which I enjoyed more.
But stand alones seem so rare these are a good fit between series.
Also recommend Curse of Chalion by McMaster Bujold.
Thanks Eric! I'll have to check that out.