The Shadowglass: Bone Witch #3 (The Bone Witch, 3)

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It is a story about the power of story, and the power of people who all love a tale so much that it becomes a part of the narration of their own life. Fear not, though, because this story isn't a self-pity party - it is, for all purposes, a sometimes epic, sometimes tragic, sometimes funny coming-of-age tale with an adult at its center (which is the freshest thing about it), one who has to rediscover the power of magic and the hero within, while learning to process his anger and grief and, ultimately, to understand and forgive (plus to forge unexpected relationships, both with humans and puppets become alive 😂). Yet the film did eventually find its audience and so it transformed into a ‘cult puppet masterpiece ’ among its fan base. He has been on set with Kermit the Frog (and Miss Piggy), devoured breakfast with zombies on The Walking Dead, and sat on the Iron Throne on the Dublin set of Game of Thrones.

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But it leads us back to the power of stories that, no matter how old, are still able to unveil the truth.

It embraces its referents as a whole: their beauty with their ugliness, the healing power of nostalgia with its potential to poison the present. Tea continues to go against her training and find her own path toward what's right for the world, though for most of book she's afraid to follow that path because it means so much personal loss. I loved how these were characters from all different backgrounds banding together in their love for a fantasy movie and how their belief was unquestionable. I love, love, love the way Winning portrayed fandom and our obsessions; the way we collect as much merchandise from the movie as we can - figures, games, posters, novelisations. It’s pretty impossible to connect with any of these characters, in large part because they are so clearly ‘characters’, with no attempt at inner depth.

Review: The Shadow Glass by Rin Chupeco - Utopia State of Mind Review: The Shadow Glass by Rin Chupeco - Utopia State of Mind

In The Shadow Glass all the pieces are coming together, the threads reknitting and coming together again to explore love in all it’s incarnations, the destruction of cities, and a few dead bodies. There’s a reason Bill Gates, probably one of the most famous people on the planet, is not referred to simply as ‘Bill’. Thrilling and atmospheric, this bestselling series is perfect for readers looking for Memoirs of a Geisha meets dark fantasy stories with diverse representation and multicultural influences original worldbuilding and captivating writing witch and wizard series for teens and adultsThe Bone Witch Series: The Bone Witch (Book 1) The Heart Forger (Book 2) The Shadowglass (Book 3) Praise for The Shadowglass: "Satisfying. The scene with The Dragon Con illustrated this perfectly and was an absolute delight… a love letter to 80’s fantasy fans, fandoms, and those enamoured by nostalgia. I am in love with The Bone Witch trilogy from the smallest details, Rin’s dedications, all the way to the larger themes of ambitious girls and unfair worlds.Jobless, jaded and facing the threat of eviction, he’s also reeling from the death of his father, one-time film director Bob Corman. Though the storylines never truly converge, readers gain insight into Tea’s destructive choices and their aftereffects.