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>excited for The Will to Battle
edition

FANTASY
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Flowchart:
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SCIENCE FICTION
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NPR's Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasy Books:
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SF&F author listing with ratings and summaries (incomplete, mostly pre-Millenium):
>greatsfandf.com/authors-full-list.php

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well here are my thoughts

largely positive, Palmer really keeps the momentum going from book 1. loved the character of Perry in all his scenes, and the rest of the ensemble stayed great
Palmer really has an ability to distract you from the more fantastical elements with politics and intrigue, to the point where I'd completely forgotten about the resurrection potion
The slow reveal of the Mardi's past and the greater overarching plot was great
As criticisms, the entire ending scene with Bridger becoming the Major felt a little out of the blue, but the implication of Bridger moulding of Mycroft was pretty neat


Overall, yeah man this is good shit. Can't wait for Will to Battle.