After being enchanted by Jo Graham’s debut novel Black Ships and her new novel Hand of Isis, I had some questions for Jo Graham: Kelly: One of the ways I can tell I’ve been truly captivated by a work of historical fiction is that I get the mad urge to go out and learn the […]
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Black Ships by Jo Graham There’s nothing I love so much as sinking into a big fat book that combines the sweep of history with a dash of magic. This book is an adaptation of The Aeneid, from the point of view of the Sybil who, in the poem, guides Aeneas through the underworld. She’s […]
Read MoreKelly Lasiter, Ruth Arnell (RETIRED) and Terry Weyna´s rating: 4, 5 | Jo Graham | SFF Reviews | | 2 comments |
Hand of Isis by Jo Graham I loved Black Ships, and I didn’t know if Jo Graham could top it. The answer, I am happy to report, is a great big YES! Hand of Isis continues the story of some of the characters from Black Ships who have now been reincarnated as players in the […]
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Stealing Fire by Jo Graham Ever had a meal that was absolutely exquisite, but the portion was so small that your stomach was still rumbling afterward? My experience with Stealing Fire was much like that. Jo Graham’s Numinous World series is best described as “historical fantasy” and revolves around a core group of characters who […]
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