Instead of a written book review, I decided to try to talk about my recent read: Joseph Brassey's SKYFARER, Book One of The Drifting Lands. This is unedited. The Eternal Order are very evil people, and Brassey does a good job showing enough to drive the point home without wallowing in the atrocities. The narrator is kind of hit and miss. She has a nice voice with good emotional range and different accents, but she mispronounces certain . · Seems quite standard fare for a Fantasy adventure, but Joseph Brassey’s Skyfarer is that and so much more. Brassey has written extensively in Neal Stephenson and Greg Bear’s Mongoliad, but here he forges his own world and it is a delightful, fun, and smart novel with Skyfarer, the first novel in The Drifting Lands series.
Skyfarer: A Novel of the Drifting Lands. Paperback - 7 Sept. by. Joseph Brassey (Author) › Visit Amazon's Joseph Brassey Page. See search results for this author. Joseph Brassey (Author) out of 5 stars. 82 ratings. Read "Skyfarer" by Joseph Brassey available from Rakuten Kobo. Firefly meets Final Fantasy as a daring crew faces off against an order of sorcerous knights The Axiom Diamond is a myth. "No one who reads Skyfarer will ever accuse Joseph Brassey of being hip; this novel is so unabashedly dorky, it reads like something dreamed by a Mountain Dew guzzling twelve-year-old hooked on Star Wars and Final Fantasy. This sword and sorcery space adventure stands apart from everything else currently out there in the SFF market.".
Instead of a written book review, I decided to try to talk about my recent read: Joseph Brassey's SKYFARER, Book One of The Drifting Lands. This is unedited. Skyfarer. by Joseph Brassey Series: Drifting Lands, #1 eARC, pg. Angry Robot Books, Read: August 11 – 14, I’ve read a few interesting mergers of SF and Fantasy this year — some that were just that, interesting, some that were good — a couple that were more than good. Seems quite standard fare for a Fantasy adventure, but Joseph Brassey’s Skyfarer is that and so much more. Brassey has written extensively in Neal Stephenson and Greg Bear’s Mongoliad, but here he forges his own world and it is a delightful, fun, and smart novel with Skyfarer, the first novel in The Drifting Lands series.
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