· The Wolf Age, by James Enge. Why have I never heard of this guy? James Enge has been praised by author Lev Grossman, and Tim Pratt of Locus, and apparently, his werewolves are something to write home about. This is the third book in a series about magic, madness, and of course, epic battles between good, evil, and ambiguous. · Magic, werewolves, adventure I thought that was a good combination, but not this time. I tried to give The Wolf Age by James Enge (#3 in the Morlock Ambrosius series) a chance, I made it all the way to page (there are pages) before I tossed my hands in the air and said ‘I give’.The Wolf Age by James Enge (#3 in the Morlock Ambrosius. · The Wolf Age - James Enge. "As SFScope, agent Michael Kabongo, and the author himself have already reported, we've just completed an agreement with James Enge (via the OnyxHawke agency), to publish a third Morlock Ambrosius novel, this one titled The Wolf Age. The Wolf Age is a third stand-alone adventure featuring his wandering swordsman/master maker Morlock, after the Author: Blue Tyson.
"The Wolf Age" by James Enge - to judge a book by its cover, this is gonna be awesome Normally I'm not inclined to pay much attention to fantasy novels with the word "wolf" in the title. If there are werewolves in the story (and there aren't always), they tend to be framed in the context of mystical spirit warriors, in touch with. James Enge s The Wolf Age is the third novel to feature the hero Morlock Ambrosius I read the first, Blood of Ambrose, back in April of though I skipped the second outing This Crooked Way I read Blood of Ambrose long before I had heard of Black Gate Magazine, the periodical which has been the home to Morlock on multiple occasions, and I suppose I have consciously or otherwise set out to. Making last summer's Tea Party look like tea partiers, The Wolf Age is an excellent political fantasy as James Enge paints balloting skewered by the sword and claw; making Wuruyaaria seem worse than s Bleeding Kansas and that of violent Kenya. The taut story line is character driven by the honor of blood werewolf voters as democracy.
Author: James Enge, Book: The Wolf Age (), Series: Morlock Ambrosius in PDF,EPUB. review 1: It is really fun to fall in love with a. Magic, werewolves, adventure I thought that was a good combination, but not this time. I tried to give The Wolf Age by James Enge (#3 in the Morlock Ambrosius series) a chance, I made it all the way to page (there are pages) before I tossed my hands in the air and said ‘I give’. Werewolves, airships, flying wings, mad wizards, swords, action and more The Wolf Age by James Enge is a fine novel that scratches old school sword and sorcery itch without ever feeling stale. It had a more focused feel than Blood of Ambrose and the near solitary focus on Morlock worked quite well.
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