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A review by wanderlustlover
Legends II by Robert Silverberg
4.0
Again, read for George R. R. Martin's "Tales of Egg and Dunk"
This is very literally where I realized the author had a plan. Novella 1 was possibly a shot in the dark, a vague idea of what might be done and I couldn't get into it. Because it was so topical only. This one is multifaceted. We're discussing the past, how fifteen years ago effects now, lives and crowns and loyalties and the unfairness of both royalty and loyalty.
And it was maddeningly lovely. There were even some moments I didn't dislike Dunk so much.
This is very literally where I realized the author had a plan. Novella 1 was possibly a shot in the dark, a vague idea of what might be done and I couldn't get into it. Because it was so topical only. This one is multifaceted. We're discussing the past, how fifteen years ago effects now, lives and crowns and loyalties and the unfairness of both royalty and loyalty.
And it was maddeningly lovely. There were even some moments I didn't dislike Dunk so much.