Katrina Ostrander
Autore di The Investigators of Arkham Horror
Opere di Katrina Ostrander
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- Sesso
- female
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- Opere
- 10
- Opere correlate
- 1
- Utenti
- 49
- Popolarità
- #320,875
- Voto
- 3.6
- Recensioni
- 2
- ISBN
- 7
- Lingue
- 1
Ice and Snow by Katrina Ostrander - no magic or monsters, but some well written political intrigue, some action, and a little romance. I get they're emulating an Asian culture, but I'm always hoping they're going to change things up a bit, but this didn't. There was something strange going on with gender that wasn't described, but one of the characters was called "he" once, maybe by accident, but the rest of the time used "they/them" as their pronouns. Seemed strange because you only know if someone identifies as "they/them" if they (or someone else) tells you. The author didn't give a lot of description about the character, so it was kind of confusing. 6.5
The Sword and the Spirits by Robert Denton III - This one had a bunch of magic and monsters. Would make a cool D&D adventure. I don't like underconfident/reluctant heroes and this one was especially annoying, but I guess that was kind of the story - her finding her confidence. 6.5
Whispers of Shadow and Steel by Mari Murdock - I like how each of these have been totally different. This one had a little magic, a very complicated plot with lots of background characters and different factions and motivations. 7.0
Across the Burning Sands by Daniel Lovat Clark - Diplomacy at the edge of the empire. Djinn and ghuls, sorcerers and sword fighting. Good stuff, though the self-hate of the main character got a little old. 7.0… (altro)