Triumff: Her Majesty's Hero

from SonicQuack

There have been plenty of attempts to break in to the entertaining fantasy fiction genre and although numerous authors have been successful, their success is marginalised by the towering stature of Pratchett. Dan Abnett is about to be a contender with Triumpff, a tale about a swashbuckling gung-h...

from AlexDraven

much, much fun - quite Pratchet-esque

from irunsjh

I enjoyed this book quite a bit. I was told that it was a laugh a page sort of book, something I do not agree with wholly. I did laugh a lot at this book, but I found there was long patches where I was left waiting for the humor to arrive. I liked the combination of sword and magic, in a modern d...

from irunsjh

I enjoyed this book quite a bit. I was told that it was a laugh a page sort of book, something I do not agree with wholly. I did laugh a lot at this book, but I found there was long patches where I was left waiting for the humor to arrive. I liked the combination of sword and magic, in a modern d...

from SockMonkeyGirl

Despite feeling like I missed a lot of the jokes, I really enjoyed this book. It's a take on what would happen if the Renaissance had embraced a return to magic, rather than a move towards humanism and science. According to Abnett, it would mean a neverending Elizabethan era populated by drunken ...