Dicono di Robin...

Io l'ho detto subito che Blood Song mi ricordava la hobb!

Ecco alcune recensioni piene di lodi che Anthony Ryan ha tributato a Robinuccia:

Su Assassin's Apprentice:

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Citazione: There are few fantasy works that can lay claim to the kind of game changing impact on an entire genre that greeted the publication of Robin Hobb's now classic first volume in the Farseer Trilogy. The use of first person narration adds greatly to the sense of place and allows for a remarkable connection with Fitz and his many trials and tribulations as acknowledged bastard and secret assassin to the royal Farseer line. Rich in intrigue, friendship and tragedy this really shouldn't be missed by any lover of fantasy or great storytelling.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1059663565

Su Ship of Magic:

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Citazione: Robin Hobb's follow-up series to the Farseer trilogy greatly expands her world beyond the Six Duchies. Hobb displays a remarkable breadth of imagination in the conception of the Liveships; self-aware vessels personified by figureheads carved from magical wood, creating a new sub-genre of maritime fantasy in the process. Crafted in Hobb's typically lyrical and captivating prose this ranks high among the canon of fantasy classics.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1113867290





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La recensione di Assassin's Apprentice firmata Mark Lawrence:

Goodreads | Mark Lawrence's Reviews > Assassin's Apprentice

Un gran bell'articolo di Steven Erikson (ovvero mr. Malazan ^^) su Robin Hobb: l'ho già messo in lista di traduzione perché merita! ;-)

Tor.com | “How Robin Hobb’s Assassin’s Apprentice Pulls the Rug Out From Under You” by Steven Erikson

(04-05-2016, 12:34)The Fool Ha scritto:  Un gran bell'articolo di Steven Erikson (ovvero mr. Malazan ^^) su Robin Hobb: l'ho già messo in lista di traduzione perché merita! ;-)

Tor.com | “How Robin Hobb’s Assassin’s Apprentice Pulls the Rug Out From Under You” by Steven Erikson

Interessantissimo! Ho provato anche io le stesse sensazioni prorovate da Erikson in quel passaggio. Robin ne sarà stata felice, lei è una maestra nel gestire i POV (anche se esistono bravissimi scrittori che se ne infischiano, tipo la LeGuin).

Grazie, Matta!



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