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Loading... Titus Groan (1946)by Mervyn Peake
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Favourite Books (129) » 13 more Best Fantasy Novels (185) Unread books (306) Classic Fantasy (56) 20th Century Literature (547) Read These Too (144) Top Five Books of 2016 (233) Beautiful writing, memorable passages though some of it can be too abstract to grasp. The significance of Keda's sub-plot will probably be clearer in the sequels. This (and the series) is on my list to read, but ... maybe not. English language at its best, quite difficult for me to read, bizarre A castle populated with a joyously intricate vocabulary that describes characters like no other...explodes as one reads along with this classic fairy tale told in a new way. And the words alone are so wonderfully florid that it could get you to reading the book another time just to glory in the prose. Peake is obviously in love with the English language and he makes us fall in love with it too. A book that should be allowed to breathe and then sipped at as one allows the words to spin their web. no reviews | add a review
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I actually found the book by accident, I was looking for a classic book by some other author whose last name started with P. I don't even remember who or what book.
Life is just full of wonderful surprises.
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