George RR Martin ([livejournal.com profile] grrm here on LJ) just gave us a very nice quote for A MAGIC OF TWILIGHT:

S.L. Farrell is a relative newcomer on the fantasy scene, but he writes like a seasoned pro. A MAGIC OF TWILIGHT is his best yet, a delicious melange of politics, war, sorcery, and religion in a richly imagined world peopled with a varied cast of haughty lords, scheming courtiers, beggars, priests, heretics, zealots, spies, assassins, torturers, tarts, and seductresses. They're vivid and memorable characters, and most are painted in shades of grey, my favorite color. Farrell's Nessantico evokes the Italian city-states of the Renaissance, especially Venice, but this is a Venice where magic works. It's a fascinating place, and one that I look forward to visiting again.

Thanks, George! -- that means a lot, coming from you. Glad you liked the book!

From: [identity profile] jimhines.livejournal.com


Wow. That's a great blurb, from a great source!

And you're a relative newcomer, eh? What does that make the rest of us? :-)

From: [identity profile] sleigh.livejournal.com


Well, as he said, I'm a relative newcomer to fantasy... :-)

From: [identity profile] msagara.livejournal.com


And... sick people should not reply to other people's posts if they can't parse English. Sorry >.<.
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