The narrator of J. M. McDermott's Never Knew Another () and her husband are Walkers of the goddess Erin, healer-hunter-exorcist-executioner priests who don wolf skins to become super wolves to search out and purify the demon taint of Elishta. · Never Knew Another works on many different levels as a novel, from its metatextual story, to its sumptuous, sweat and poison-blooded world, to its characters, to its lush writing. In many ways, Never Knew Another reminded me of the Catherynne M. Valente’s writing style, with its nested storylines and plots. Although J.M. McDermott’s writing isn’t quite as lyrically smooth and effortelss . Read "Never Knew Another" by J. M. McDermott available from Rakuten Kobo. Fugitive Rachel Nolander is a newcomer to the city of Dogsland, where the Brand: Night Shade Books.
Title: Never Knew Another Author: J.M. McDermott Genre: Fantasy Publisher: Night Shade Books Publication date: January Paperback: Pages Fugitive Rachel Nolander is a newcomer to the city of Dogsland, where the rich throw parties and the poor just do whatever they can to scrape by. Supported by her brother Djoss, she hides out in their squalid apartment, living in fear that someday. Never Knew Another by J.M. McDermott ratings, average rating, 78 reviews Open Preview Never Knew Another Quotes Showing of 1 "Where does a city begin? Where does it end?" ― J.M. McDermott, Never. Dogsland is the setting for J. M. McDermott's Never Knew Another, the first book in the Dogsland Trilogy. In this novel, we follow two of Erin's Walkers - half wolf, half human, all demon hunter. When they find the skull of a half demon child, they leave their woods to explore the city, following the memories left behind in the skull to.
Read "Never Knew Another" by J. M. McDermott available from Rakuten Kobo. Fugitive Rachel Nolander is a newcomer to the city of Dogsland, where the rich throw parties and the poor just do whatev. Never Knew Another works on many different levels as a novel, from its metatextual story, to its sumptuous, sweat and poison-blooded world, to its characters, to its lush writing. In many ways, Never Knew Another reminded me of the Catherynne M. Valente’s writing style, with its nested storylines and plots. Although J.M. McDermott’s writing isn’t quite as lyrically smooth and effortelss as Ms. Valente’s, both writers share the ability to seamlessly alternate storylines and characters. His second novel, Never Knew Another is the beginning of the Dogsland Trilogy, from Nightshade Books. [7] [8] It received strong critical praise including a review by noted genre critic, John Clute, in Strange Horizons. [9].
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