Several years ago, I picked up a book. On the cover were the two yellow eyes of a wolf. I had always liked wolves so, turning it over, I read the blurb. After some consideration, I decided to buy the book, but soon I found it all too tedious. The chapters were long and the description was beyond my reading level. It was only 'til later that I was grabbed into a new world, full of darkness and pain. The world of The Sight.
Who else has read this book? I'm actually reading it for the second time at the moment!
And I'm enjoying it just as much as I did the first time, if not more.
I've come to understand more about the philosophy behind it and my maturity is helping me to appreciate the vast description. Clement-Davies is certainly a talented author, full of wonderful ideas and equipped with incredible writing skills.
By the way, did anyone else know that the sequal has been released? It's called "Fell", and it came in the post today from amazon!
I'll post about it and tell you all what it's like when I've read it, if this thread gets any replies. =]
Who else has read this book? I'm actually reading it for the second time at the moment!
And I'm enjoying it just as much as I did the first time, if not more.I've come to understand more about the philosophy behind it and my maturity is helping me to appreciate the vast description. Clement-Davies is certainly a talented author, full of wonderful ideas and equipped with incredible writing skills.
By the way, did anyone else know that the sequal has been released? It's called "Fell", and it came in the post today from amazon!
I'll post about it and tell you all what it's like when I've read it, if this thread gets any replies. =]