The second new release from
CFZ Press this week is described thus by Jon
Downes: "
Ethna's Journal is the first novel by my darling wife, Corinna.
Ethna's Journal tells the story of a few months in an alternate Dark Ages, seen through the eyes of
Ethna, daughter of Lord
Edric. She is an unsophisticated girl from the fortress town of
Cragnuth, somewhere in the north of England, who reluctantly gets embroiled in a web of treachery, sorcery and bloody war...Well, of course I would have said nice things about it - whatever it was like - because (in case you haven't noticed) I love my wife, and will always support her in her endeavours. However, the book happens to be really good. It is very reminiscent (to me, at least) of Michael
Moorcock, round about the time he was writing the
Runestaff series, and
Ethna - the eponymous heroine of Corinna's book - is considerably more three dimensional a character than
Dorien Hawkmoon, and a damn sight more sexy!"
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The second new release from CFZ Press this week is described thus by Jon Downes: "Ethna's Journal is the first novel by my darling wife, Corinna. Ethna's Journal tells the story of a few months in an alternate Dark Ages, seen through the eyes of Ethna, daughter of Lord Edric. She is an unsophisticated girl from the fortress town of Cragnuth, somewhere in the north of England, who reluctantly gets embroiled in a web of treachery, sorcery and bloody war...Well, of course I would have said nice things about it - whatever it was like - because (in case you haven't noticed) I love my wife, and will always support her in her endeavours. However, the book happens to be really good. It is very reminiscent (to me, at least) of Michael Moorcock, round about the time he was writing the Runestaff series, and Ethna - the eponymous heroine of Corinna's book - is considerably more three dimensional a character than Dorien Hawkmoon, and a damn sight more sexy!"
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