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Chymist
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Re: Viriconium!
I've been told wonders about this book and its author, but I haven't had the chance of finding them anywhere.
Another book I've been told is somewhat similar, although with some humor thrown in, is Jeff Vandermeer's "City of Saints and Madmen". I have that book, although I'm still not done with it so I have no idea how comparable to Viriconium it is. | |||||||||||
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11-06-2006 | #12 | |||||||||||
Mystic
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Re: Viriconium!
I agree with skeptic's assessment of M. John Harrison as a writer - in my estimation, Harrison ranks up there with TL himself as one of the greatest living writers working in English. His prose is hypnotically beautiful at times, and his fiction is a pure joy to read. Highly recommended!
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