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Shadowplay (Shadowmarch, Vol. 2)
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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780756403584
ISBN: 0756403588
Label: DAW Hardcover
Manufacturer: DAW Hardcover
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 672
Publication Date: March 06, 2007
Publisher: DAW Hardcover
Studio: DAW Hardcover
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Editorial Review: NOW,THE EPIC FANTASY CONTINUES WITH SHADOWPLAY!
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR TAD WILLIAMS'S SHADOWMARCH WAS HAILED AS...
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Shadowplay
Its a fun book, but you have to read the first book to know what's going on.
Rating: - Great Sequel
The second book keeps you just as interested as the first. The story line gets quite a bit more twisted around and many of the plots from the first are addressed and expanded on. Definitely worth the buy if you enjoyed Shadowmarch.
Rating: - An Improvement Over the First Book in the Trilogy
Author Tad Williams' second installment in the Shadowmarch trilogy shows definite improvement over the first, the latter of which left me somewhat unimpressed.
Here, Briony continues her flight from Southmarch and the family who have all but usurped her family's throne. In the process, she's rescued from starvation and the predations of the wilderness by a demigoddess (somewhat reminiscent of Geloe, of "Memory, Sorrow and Thorn"), eventually joining up with a traveling troupe of entertainers ... Read More
Rating: - Needed an editor, badly!
My wife and I are both big Tad Williams fans, and so we started this series with a high level of excitement. The first volume we got as a regular paperback, and it was a little disappointing: the world-building was not nearly as brilliant as many of his previous books, we found the twins a little annoying, and a lot of TW's sentences were crazily convoluted. However, it was gripping enough to go out and get us to buy book 2 in this trade paperback form. We should have waited. DO NOT BUY THIS VERSION OF BOOK ... Read More
Rating: - uneven but readable
I started reading this series and found some of the imagery and concepts compelling. First the criticism. Some of the story is tedious, as some characters we follow lack any apparent point commensurate to all the time spent on them. There can be times when poor editing might distract from the story, lines like "...the echoes echoed..." and the like. I found a number of spelling errors too. Also, a major character is apparently killed off and the reader is informed after the fact, 'so and so is dead', which in ... Read More
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