Ms. Cato admits in the author's note that it took her years, much advice, and many revisions to get this story right. I am glad she stuck with it. Her system of magic, by which a cartographer uses enchanted ink upon an enchanted map to produce effects in the real world, is unique and interesting. 7 rocket-dragons.
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Sunday, August 26, 2012
Review of "Cartographer's Ink" by Beth Cato
Ms. Cato admits in the author's note that it took her years, much advice, and many revisions to get this story right. I am glad she stuck with it. Her system of magic, by which a cartographer uses enchanted ink upon an enchanted map to produce effects in the real world, is unique and interesting. 7 rocket-dragons.
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She's the best author writing today.
ReplyDeleteI agree, she's good, but the best? Could you justify your statement? I understand you're a George R.R. Martin fan. Is Mrs. Cato a better author than Mr. Martin?
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