The language of power

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Rosemary Kirstein: The language of power (2004, Del Ray)

389 pages

English language

Published Oct. 29, 2004 by Del Ray.

ISBN:
978-0-345-46835-2
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4 stars (2 reviews)

2 editions

reviewed The Language of Power by Rosemary Kirstein (Steerswoman, #4)

Pretty unforgettable

4 stars

I wanted to go as far as possible with the published books, and this one got back on the main plot with a lot more to learn, deduce, suspect and guess. The writer said she was working on the following ones, so I can leave the series for a while and be on the lookout for the next one when it's published. All in all, the whole series is really worth the time, even though it's a bit long sometimes, everything matters, all the details build up an very interesting universe, with its people, customs, landscapes and monsters of all types... it's pretty unforgettable.

reviewed The Language of Power by Rosemary Kirstein (Steerswoman, #4)

I don’t want this to be done!!

5 stars

Actually finished this weeks ago, but have been in denial because it’s the last one but it’s at a cliffhanger! The plot isn’t done!! So close and yet so far!! Still thinking about what makes these books so compelling. It’s the way of thinking about what magic is, absolutely. But it’s also about what community is and what knowledge is and why curiosity is important. Grateful to the friend who recommended these and said to dive in without reading anything about them first.

Subjects

  • Women -- Fiction.