The Language of Power by Rosemary Kirstein
2014’s The Language of Power is the fourth and final complete book in Rosemary Kirstein’s THE STEERSWOMAN series. Kirstein is hardly the worst offender in the ranks of writers who stopped writing before a series was finished. Still, the sense of urgency that develops in the final few pages of the book left me hanging, almost literally. Since this is the fourth book in the series, this review might contain spoilers for the previous books.
November 17th, 2021. Marion Deeds´s rating: 2.5 | Rosemary Kirstein | SFF Reviews | 5 comments |
The Rise of Endymion by Dan Simmons
After busting through the door with a whole new Hyperion story in Endymion, Simmons returns with The Rise of Endymion to close it. Answering all of the questions and satisfying all the plot build up of the first half, Rise concludes the story in grand fashion, living up to expectations. It does, however, leave a little wanting thematically.
The Rise of Endymion opens where Endymion left off.
January 9th, 2015. Jesse Hudson´s rating: 3.5 | Dan Simmons | SFF Reviews | no comments |
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