betsy@dartvax.UUCP (Betsy Hanes Perry) (10/24/85)
Well, that's the good news:
"Dark of the Moon", P.C. Hodgell, Argo Press (Atheneum), 1985,
ISBN 0-689-31171-0
And, yes, it is a sequel to "Godstalk". I bought it ten minutes ago,
so that's all I know.
The bad news: it's in hardback, at $19.95. Save your pennies!
For those who haven't encountered Hodgell, I heartily recommend
her first book, "Godstalk". It's set in Tai-Tastigon, a city so
convoluted that it makes Lankhmar and Sanctuary seem straight-forward.
The heroine, Jame, is an amnesiac; she begins the book fleeing, though
she knows not what or why. She also has rather unusual hands... the fingernails
seem to be retractible. It's a fascinating book; I'm saying as little as
possible to avoid giving anything away.
Off to Tai-Tastigon again,
--
Elizabeth Hanes Perry
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