The Walrus and the Warwolf (Chronicles of Age of Darkness) (Chronicles of An Age of Darkness Vol 4) by Hugh Cook

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    1. The Walrus and the Warwolf (Chronicles of Age of Darkness) (Chronicles of An Age of Darkness Vol 4) by Hugh Cook Encore...Please?! Begins as the story of a young man named Drake who is thrown into the sea by the allegedly merciful King Tor. It goes on to include Drakes vengeance upon the king and sundry other adventures (in company with appropriate others) on land, sea, and in realms not of Earth. This is the kind of large-scale fantasizing that has made David Edding justly well known, and Cook indulges an Eddings-like penchant for drawing basic plot elements from the conventional fantasy repertoire and then reworking them so effectively that they make for compelling reading. Cook brings to his particular fantasizing a distinctly offbeat sense of the ridiculous, too. The results he produces should please a wide range of fantasy readers. - Booklist.
    2. Personal Review: The Walrus and the Warwolf (Chronicles of Age of Darkness) (Chronicles of An Age of Darkness Vol 4) by Hugh Cook This book is definitely the best book in the series and the place any new reader to Hugh Cook should start. Why no one has made it into a movie escapes me as the main character would leave the average adventure movie lead grasping for breath. It's real old school "boys own adventure" stuff - a ripping yarn. Sadly the author passed away recently so we can't expect anything new in this series, which is rather old now anyhow. We start out with lead as a young lad getting involved with pirates and traveling the sea, ending with him growing up and getting involved in all sort of reckless adventures in between. The world he inhabits is not ordinary SF high tech, but rather a dying world that obviously once had high tech (some of which still works and seems like magic to some of the inhabitants) but has now decayed into semi barbarism. So really anything goes to keep the adventure rolling. Despite starting off a little slow it's well worth taking you're time. I've read this many times and still really enjoy. As one review stated, "buy, beg or steal a copy". If you like adventure SF fantasy it's a must read. For More 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price: The Walrus and the Warwolf (Chronicles of Age of Darkness) (Chronicles of An Age of Darkness Vol 4) by Hugh Cook 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price!
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