The Cuckmere Chronicles
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.44 (535 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1511463686 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 92 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-02-18 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Addictive, surreal tale of modern and magic straight out of left field Kitty Smith I don't think I could pigeon-hole this surreal novella into any particular category. It's laid out like poetry which lends something of an addictive cadence to the flow as you read along. As Ransley once confides to Mrs. Snow, it's a bit like seeing the whole world through some hipster-tinted, steampunk goggles. Ransley Cuckmere's world is thrown into chaos after accepting an accidental invite to a ball at Henbane Manor. It . Amazon Customer said Great story about the role of a Hero. Hard to get into the story due to the formatting. Not sure if it was supposed to feel like an epic poem, but that’s what it seemed like. Ransley was a great protagonist though, drawing me in to the story. He is much like other gentlemen gunslingers, fighting for honor and still being a little reckless and sinful.And is Merlin an antagonist? I don’t know. His characterization is impressive, rounding out the narrat
It’s a tale of loyal friends and daft friends, wizards and enchantresses, strange beasts and dark places, pubs and mansions, beer and even a penguin. The Cuckmere Chronicles tells the story of a man destined for greatness, but undermined by the mistakes of others and his own flawed character. Set in a time and place that touches on 19th-century London, the present and the realms of fantasy, The Cuckmere Chronicles is a gothic, noir novella, infused with a dose of dark, ironic humour.. But most of all, it's the tale of Ransley Cuckmere and his ill-fated love for the enigmatic Isabel Snow
More information, however, can be found at bardsarmoury . About the Author Little is known about the author Ransley Cuckmere beyond what can be found in "The Cuckmere Chronicles"
More information, however, can be found at bardsarmoury . Little is known about the author Ransley Cuckmere beyond what can be found in "The Cuckmere Chronicles"