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This trilogy again stars Corum, Prince of the Silver Hand. It is also an adaptation of the mythological conflict between the Tuatha De Danaan and the Firbolg, with Corum of the Silver Hand standing in for one of the heroes opposing the Firbolg, due to the similarities. Here, Corum and the Mabden's enemy is the Fhoi the gods of the Cold Folk, and they have to...
Published on August 30, 2007 by Blue Tyson
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Don't fret that this book is out of print. Most of Moorcock's works are currently being reprinted by White Wolf. This book is on that agenda. Be patient. This is one of the books of the second Corum trilogy, which is possibly the darkest series Moorcock has written to date. I give this book a low rating because I didn't really enjoy reading these books, not because of...
Published on March 31, 1998
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By Blue Tyson "- Research Finished" (Legion clubhouse) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Bull and the Spear (The Book of Corum) (Paperback)
This trilogy again stars Corum, Prince of the Silver Hand. It is also an adaptation of the mythological conflict between the Tuatha De Danaan and the Firbolg, with Corum of the Silver Hand standing in for one of the heroes opposing the Firbolg, due to the similarities.
Here, Corum and the Mabden's enemy is the Fhoi the gods of the Cold Folk, and they have to deal with war, and the terrible, biting cold that steadily grows worse and worse.
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This review is from: The Bull And The Spear (Chronicles of Corum #4) (Mass Market Paperback)
Don't fret that this book is out of print. Most of Moorcock's works are currently being reprinted by White Wolf. This book is on that agenda. Be patient. This is one of the books of the second Corum trilogy, which is possibly the darkest series Moorcock has written to date. I give this book a low rating because I didn't really enjoy reading these books, not because of any lack of imagination or talent on the part of the author. If you're into dismal fantasy, this is as good as it gets.
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The Bull And The Spear by Michael Moorcock (Paperback - 1973)
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