Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn: The Dragonbone Chair (Paperback)

from Nikkles

This was my favorite book for many many years. Its a great coming of age story. Its also a sprawling epic in the vein of Tolkien. So, obviously people who like fantasy epics will probably like this...

from Tcubed

I have always Relished Tad Williams style. Having read this book a few times now, I definately recomend it. As far as fantasy goes, it conforms to some stereotypes, but shatters others. Dragonbone ...

from BrainFireBob

Wow, is this series different. Williams successfully creates something *new* here in epic fantasy. He's emphatically not a Tolkien imitator, nor is he a Lieber or Moorcock. The world of Osten Ard h...

from aleahmarie

Simon is a kitchen boy in the sprawling and ancient stronghold of Hayholt. Happy, but too much a teenager to realize it, Simon spends the days avoiding chores, exploring his castle home and begging...

from Karlstar

The first book in the Memory, Sorrow and Thorn trilogy. This is a creative, wonderful piece of fantasy. Deep forces are stirring, and somehow the kitchen boy, Simon is involved. Simon gets involved...