From Publishers Weekly
In this fantasy, the banished Gold King tries to fight a ruling family. "With strong, archetypal characters and a powerful command of symbolism, McKillip depicts the human conflict between the desire for power and the need for love," said PW. (Jan.) 3
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From Library Journal
Marked by his corn-colored hair as different from his Wayfolk kin, Corleu meets his destiny in a timeless place where the myths of his starborn people come to dreadful life. The latest fantasy by the author of the "Riddlemaster of Hed" series features imaginative worldbuilding, strong male and female characters, and an intense (though sometimes esoteric) style. Large fantasy collections can support this title.
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