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The first volume, Lamentation, is available in stores now and the second volume, Canticle, releases in October 2009.
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Lamentation is the first book in a great new series from a strong new voice in the world of fantasy.
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Lamentation is a subtle fantasy novel that does not seek to dazzle readers with nonstop action, but instead introduces them to a complicated world where there is no clear definition between good and evil for the different kingdoms, where each decision that is made will have important and far reaching ramifications.
“Lamentation” by Ken Scholes (Tor, 2009) « The BookBanter Blog 2010
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Lamentation is the first book in a great new series from a strong new voice in the world of fantasy.
“Lamentation” by Ken Scholes (Tor, 2009) « The BookBanter Blog 2010
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Lamentation is a subtle fantasy novel that does not seek to dazzle readers with nonstop action, but instead introduces them to a complicated world where there is no clear definition between good and evil for the different kingdoms, where each decision that is made will have important and far reaching ramifications.
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He's published a handful of excellent short stories over the last couple years, and his first novel, Lamentation, is due from Tor in January 2009.
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The Sixth Lamentation is a meticulously-plotted, cat's cradle of a mystery with the interwoven stories pulled as taut as a piano-wire.
The 6th Lamentation: Summary and book reviews of The 6th Lamentation by William Brodrick. 2003
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Rich with medieval and biblical allusion, The 6th Lamentation is an intricate mystery of both the mind and soul ....
The 6th Lamentation: Summary and book reviews of The 6th Lamentation by William Brodrick. 2003
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A tale of great moral complexity, stunning reversals, and a Shakespearean tension between appearance and reality, The 6th Lamentation is both a fast-paced thriller and a moving meditation on truth, history, and the human predicament.
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Readers will also learn more about the incredible world of the Named Lands and the Outlying Regions, as the characters travel deep into them, uncovering the ancient history of this realm that has been hidden, kept secret, misunderstood, and barely hinted at in Lamentation.
“Canticle” by Ken Scholes (Tor, 2009) « The BookBanter Blog 2010
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