Fall of the Sorcerers: Young Man Without Magic (Paperback)

from timothyl33

A very interesting beginning to a new series by veteran fantasy author, Lawrence Watt-Evans. Though an interesting read, with an interesting character, readers might be disappointed with the fact that this is more of the beginnings of a book, instead of a standalone novel, as the end seems not to...

from timothyl33

A very interesting beginning to a new series by veteran fantasy author, Lawrence Watt-Evans. Though an interesting read, with an interesting character, readers might be disappointed with the fact that this is more of the beginnings of a book, instead of a standalone novel, as the end seems not to...

from bezoar44

This fantasy novel is closely inspired by, though not an exact clone of, Rafael Sabatini's 1921 novel Scaramouche, set during the French Revolution; and indeed Watt-Evans' dedicates this book to Sabatini's memory. There's a close mapping of the major characters between the books: Andre-Louis More...

from guy-montag

A solid book about a young man of noble blood growing up in a land where one's nobility depends on one's ability to do magic. And he is bereft of magic, though not skill. The old political order is entrenched and cruel and it'd take but one match to start a riot. Guess who provides that match, al...