Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant
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A fantasy tale that people love to love or love to hate -- there is very rarely any middle ground when it comes to Thomas Covenant. My recommendation is that you should read the first series, if only to see what all the damn arguing going on in the comment section is.The series takes a unique view of the classic epic fantasy. Instead of a hero, there's an anti-hero -- one who's pretty damn selfish. The series, if it was left to that, would be too depressing for most people to finish. But the series is also one about transformation and redemption. Through the Chronicles, you slowly start to see Thomas Covenant move from anti-hero to hero, from selfish bastard to altruistic hero.There are three trilogies about Thomas Covenant. The first is the best, the second nearly as good, and the last...disappointing.Â
About the Author
Books in The Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant The Unbeliever Series
(9 books)
Other Books by Donaldson, Stephen R.
Lord Foul's Bane
The Illearth War
The Power That Preserves
The Wounded Land
The One Tree
White Gold Wielder
The Runes Of The Earth
Fatal Revenant
Against All Things Ending
Mirror Of Her Dreams
A Man Rides Through
The Gap Into Conflict: The Real Story
The Gap Into Vision: Forbidden Knowledge
The Gap Into Power: A Dark And Hungry God Arises
The Gap Into Madness: Chaos And Order
The Gap Into Ruin: This Day All Gods Die
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