Classics are classics for a reason and this book does not deserve the hype it gets. I heard this was the "best grimdark ever created" well for me it's probably the worst, yeah I get it was written in the 80's however that's no excuse. I know I'm in the minority here however this book is so hugely overrated in my opinion. But I'm not even sorry this one got the can. I RARELY DNF books it saddens me to do it. I tried forcing myself to love this, however my rating on the book kept getting lower & lower until it reach a 'no star' rating, that's when I threw in the towel. I'm sorry I truly tried, however I just didn't care about anything & the writing *shudders*. I, However, can safely say I was wrong and that I absolutely loathed reading this. I'm actually really sad about this DNF, I wanted to love this book and before I even read it, I knew it was going to be a four or five star read because of the reviews on it & that blurb sounds goddamn amazing. "This book is utter pus" - a quote by Lady Luna hater of all things shit. His latest work is Working God’s Mischief, fourth in the Instrumentalities of the Night series.
His other series include Dread Empire and and the Garrett, P.I. He is best known for his Black Company series, which has appeared in 20+ languages worldwide. He has three sons (army officer, architect, orchestral musician) and numerous grandchildren, all of whom but one are female. He met his wife of 43 years while attending the Clarion Writer's Workshop in 1970. He began writing with malicious intent to publish in 1968, eventually producing 51 books and a number of short fiction pieces. He started writing short stories in 7th grade, had several published in a high school literary magazine. He worked for General Motors for 33 years, retiring some years ago. Navy and attended the University of Missouri. Glen Cook was born in New York City, lived in southern Indiana as a small child, then grew up in Northern California.
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