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Finn Fancy Necromancy by Randy Henderson (view source)
Revision as of 17:08, 27 February 2015
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There is an incredibly sound foundation at the base of ‘Finn Fancy Necromancy’ that makes it an interesting read. A family who must hide their magic from the world as they squabble amongst themselves is ripe for exploration. I imagine that future outings from the Gramarayes will really build upon this potential, but in the case of book one, things are a little muddled and overenthusiastic. For this reason, the core relationships in the book are a little lost in all the white noise.
One of the best writers of fantasy comedy is Tom Holt so you can try out [[May Contain Traces of Magic by Tom Holt|May Contain Traces of Magic]]. If you want to know why families are psychotic, you can check out the man that coined the phrase [[Generation A by Douglas Coupland]].
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