The Wandering Fire

Description

In the second novel in Guy Gavriel Kay’s critically acclaimed Fionavar Tapestry, five men and women from our world must play their parts in a colossal war, as the first of all worlds confronts an ancient evil… After a thousand years of imprisonment the Unraveller has broken free and frozen Fionavar in the ice of eternal winter. His terrible vengeance has begun to take its toll on mortals and demi-gods, mages and priestesses, dwarves and the Children of Light. The five brought from Earth across the tapestry of worlds must act to wake the allies Fionavar desperately needs. But no one can know if these figures out of legend have power enough to shatter the icy grip of death upon the land—or if they even want to...

About the Author

Kay, Guy Gavriel

Guy Gavriel Kay is a Canadian author known for his works of historical and contemporary fantasy. His novels often draw upon historical events and settings, but incorporate elements of the fantastical and supernatural.Kay's best-known works include "The Fionavar Tapestry" trilogy, "Tigana," and "The Sarantine Mosaic" duology. "The Fionavar Tapestry" is a portal fantasy series that follows five university students who are transported to a magical world to fulfill a prophecy, while "Tigana" is a standalone novel set in a fictional world inspired by Renaissance Italy. "The Sarantine Mosaic" is a historical fantasy duology set in a fictionalized version of the Byzantine Empire.Kay is known for his lyrical prose and the depth of his characters, as well as his ability to create immersive, believable worlds that blend historical accuracy with fantastical elements. He has won several awards throughout his career, including the World Fantasy Award, and his work has been translated into multiple languages.In addition to his novels, Kay has also worked as a writer for radio and television, as well as a literary editor and book reviewer. His contributions to the world of fantasy and speculative fiction have made him a beloved and influential figure in the genre.

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