Previous SFF Author: Ardath Mayhar
(1931- )
Julian May lives in Washington state and has been writing science fiction and fantasy for more than thirty years.
The Many-Colored Land by Julian May
The Many-Colored Land, a classic (1981) science fantasy novel by Julian May, wasn’t too high on my TBR list until I noticed that Blackstone Audio released it last month and I remembered that Thomas Wagner recommended it. I like science fantasy, so I gave it shot, and I sure am glad I did. I loved every moment of The Many-Colored Land and my only disappointment is that the rest of The Saga of Pliocene Exile is not available on audio.
Kat Hooper´s rating: 5 | Julian May | Audio | SFF Reviews | 12 comments |
Black Trillium by Marion Zimmer Bradley, Julian May, Andre Norton
At first glance, Black Trillium looks like an interesting project: three leading female authors of speculative fiction — Marion Zimmer Bradley, Julian May and Andre Norton — writing a book together. After having read it, I don’t think the result is a resounding success. It still spawned a total of four sequels written by each of the authors individually. I understand there are some continuity issues between those books,
Rob Weber´s rating: 2 | Andre Norton, Julian May, Marion Zimmer Bradley | SFF Reviews | 5 comments |
Previous SFF Author: Ardath Mayhar
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